On Monday, August 6, 2012 1:31:17 PM UTC-5, Kenneth Lo wrote:
>
> On a vanilla resource require statement, is there a way to define a
> require for either 'resource A' or 'resource B' ?
>
> Historically our system setup increment app per version (as opposed to
> having a parameter to define it). Ie. Say, we have a tomcat_6 and tomcat_7
> classes for tomcat v.6 and v.7 respectively. So obviously if some other
> resources is depending on Tomcat, a particular node would have either 6 or
> 7.
>
>
Not directly, no. What you can do is create, apply, and set your
requirement for a class of this general form:
class tomcat {
if $i_want_tomcat_6 {
include 'tomcat_6'
} else {
include 'tomcat_7'
}
}
John
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