> This should be very easy, provided your classes do not conflict. A
> node can include any number of classes, so all you have to do is
> change this:
>
> ====
> node node1 {
> include <tomcat_class_name>
>
> }
>
> node node2 {
> include <process_class_name>}
>
> ====
>
> to this:
>
> ====
> node node3 {
> include <tomcat_class_name>
> include <process_class_name>}
>
> ================
>
hi jcbollinger,
thankx for reply .
first for all I had configured puppet with LDAP.
there is one node entry in Ldap for per host to be configured.
and node in LDAP have a variable pointing to pupppet class like
tomcat.pp to be triggered for that node .
what i can do , add two variable in ldap node
one pointing to tomcat.pp and other pointing to process.pp.
as i know puppet decides order of resource execution in own way ,
unless explicitly mentioned in class.
how can I ensure that tomcat.pp must be triggered before
process.pp. ?
is include <class> ensures order of execution as in order included ?
> If your classes do conflict (for example, they define the same
> resource) then you will have to refactor them to make them
> compatible. Depending on the nature of the conflict(s), that might be
> either very simple or rather tricky.
>
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