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Vagrantfile for Payara.\r
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-Currently it uses ubuntu/trusty64 as a base and gets the Java EE Full profile of Payara 4.1.151, extracting to /opt/payara. OpenJDK 7 is installed, since that is the latest Java currently available in the Ubuntu repos.\r
+Currently it uses ubuntu/trusty64 as a base and gets the Java EE Web profile of Payara 4.1.152, extracting to /opt/payara/payara-$PAYARA_VERSION. OpenJDK 7 is installed, since that is the latest Java currently available in the Ubuntu repos.\r
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-### TODO ###\r
+There is still work to be done, but at this point, the file is usable for development/testing purposes.\r
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-* Install Payara as a service\r
-* Make Payara start on vagrant up\r
-* Configure Payara for remote admin (enable-secure-admin etc)
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+### WARNING\r
+The installation scripts will work with any Payara (simply specify `FULL` or `MICRO` etc on the `wget` line) but the configuration script to install Payara as a service will ***NOT*** work with the embedded/micro/nucleus versions. (They're just JARs...what would you expect??)\r
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+Pull requests welcome.\r
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+### TODO\r
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+* Provision using Ansible ([initial Playbook already created by @bvansomeren here](https://github.com/bvansomeren/payara41))\r
+* Provision using Chef\r
+* Provision using Docker\r