On 1/4/06, Martin van den Bemt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I have too much machines and on those machines normally a checkout in my IDE > and in a different tree > and copying those profiles around is quite tedious. > There are no secrets in there, since the machine with all the databases is on > an internal machine, > which I am using for testing. Basically it drills down to the default admin > username with password > ddlutils. All these databases are purely dedicated to ddlutils :) I can > simply copy the virtual > machine if I need such an installation for other purposes.
Its only that I think this is confusing for users, esp. with two profiles folders (I put them in src/test because this folder is in the classpath anyway, so a -Djdbc.properties.file=/jdbc.properties.derby suffices). If you happen to have a local repository at hand, you could use that (putting the profiles next to DdlUtils) ? Not that I have a problem with them (though a different folder names, e.g. profile-samples might be helpful ?). Tom
