Le 25/03/2012 21:38, Markus M. May a écrit :
Hi Erwan,
if I understood the ticket you mentioned correctly, there is no need to
assign a "random generated" with own logic.
They would like to use a variable (eg. test.port) to assign this random
port to the test-environment. Problem seems to be,
that we need to assign this port to the container (most probably via
ANT). In the project I am working on we are using a
common configuration file for all necessary configurations, and I would
like to suggest a similar solution for the whole project,
so that it is easy to configure the application from one configuration
file (like using maven profiles). This would then
allow the INFRA team to assign a port-number via a configuration variable.
A valid solution would be:
1) read environment variables
2) read variables from a set "profile"-properties file
3) read default variables
4) set variables in the configuration-XML-files of ofbiz
Due to the fact, that ANT just sets not already set variables, this
would work quite easily and straight forward. I know that
something like was already suggested quite some time ago.
It could be put onto the roadmap for the next release. WDYT?
R,
Markus
Hi Markus,
your solution seems nice. Jacques said that geronimo was using something
we could reuse to make it right.
Have you anything from your side already working ?
Cheers,
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Erwan de FERRIERES
www.nereide.biz
