Thank u !
Something still confuses me though ...
I have a factory (configfactory.xml) which contains the path to the
applciation configuration (ApplicationConfig.xml) :
<configuration>
<xml fileName="ApplicationConfig.xml"/>
</configuration>
So I don't think I can put a path in the classpath since the path is
specified in my factory configuration .
__________________________________
Matt
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Hi,
Configuration files should be stored outside your archive, which means
outside the web application folders in order to be able to redeploy a
new version without overriding configuration files. So, you should put
your configuration files (the one which can change in the production
environment, not the one which never change) in a folder outside your
web application folders, and you add this folder to your classpath.
HTH,
Cimballi
On 3/21/07, DECAFFMEYER MATHIEU <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
>
> Hi,
>
> I have a factory config in a java package "ress"
>
> <configuration>
> <xml fileName="ApplicationConfig.xml"/>
> </configuration>
>
> My Configuration file ApplicationConfig.xml is in the same package.
>
> The problem is that I allow a user to modify the configuration via a
JSP
> form, and save it, but then when I recompile the application the user
> settings are lost !
>
> I can see the changes in the "WEB-INF/classes/ress" directory,
> but not in the JavaSources ...
>
> So when I recompile the project, I lose the newest configuration.
>
> How do I need to handle this ?
>
> Thank u.
> __________________________________
>
> Matt
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