I'm creating a module for the WSO2 products and the tool needs to find the
JAVA_HOME that is not set.
Java get installed but than the wso2server complains about the missing
JAVA_HOM.
Checked java -version in shell and it works, but as expected executing echo
$JAVA_HOME returns null.
So the problem is setting the JAVA_HOME to the user (in this case root).
Tryed to append info to .bash_profile but obviously it has to be reloaded
and it seems that even with this exec:
exec {
"reload_${name}_env" :
command => "source ~/.bash_profile",
cwd => "/root",
provider => 'shell',
require => Exec["add_java_home_${name}"]
}
the reload is not good for the step where the exec of the wso2 is done, so
no way to send the new env var to the final exec.
How is possible in a easy and working way to set env vars with puppet in a
way that get known to following steps?
Thanks
Luca
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