I am a bit familiar with both google feedserver and abdera. so, let me take the liberty of answering this...
if you are using google-feedserver code with abdera libs in <google-feedserver>/lib, then the properties file needs to go in to conf/feedserver/adapter dir. and use run.sh script to run jetty. should work with tomcat also, I would think. I haven't used tomcat in a while. but if you are downloading abdera code and compiling it, and are not using google-feedserver code at all, then AbstractServerConfiguration.java tells you where the server looks for the adapter configuration files. (needs to be in your java classpath, of course) you could also extend the class and place the config files where you like. google-feedserver code is almost entirely absorbed into abdera (in a slightly different form). so, you should be able to just use LATEST abdera code for all your purposes. google-feedserver is not yet refactored to work with abdera 0.4.0. but it may become a specialized server, now that abdera has digested most of its code. hope this helps.. (also, in the future, maye you want to cross-post your feedserver questions to google-feedserver mailing list also) On Sun, Feb 24, 2008 at 9:19 AM, Chiradip Narayan Mandal < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hello, > > This problem is coming from both tomcat and jetty even after placing > sample.properties file in many valid locations like > <catalina.home>\conf\feedserver\adapter\sample.properies, > the same directory structure in WEB-INF\classes and WEB-INF\lib. I am > using > Windows XP and tomcat6.0.16. Any help? > > I am posting this here becuase I believe many things between abdera and > google feed efforts are shared. > > Regards, > > Chiradip >
