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Sign upSee if Liberty could read files out of an NSF like a virtual .war #14
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It looks like the entrypoint for this may be What's not clear, assuming those are even what they seem to be, is how an implementation would tell Liberty about the presence of the apps. Maybe it's done through the dropin system - you drop a file in there, Liberty asks its handlers if they know about it, and it goes from there. That's speculation, though. |
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Assuming that it reads files on the filesystem, it could make sense to support .nsf and .nrf files. The latter is just an INI file with the |
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This is absolutely possible, yes. |
I'm not sure if there's an extension point for this, but Liberty could theoretically act like an .nsf is a .jar file - pair something that registers it with URL handlers and it MAY work.