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> > Yep - I have no concerns about that - thanks!
> >
> > Now... as to having to use a -D on the JVM to choose which URL format to
> > use... :-)
> >
> > -- Rob
>
> are you planning to create more work for me ? :)
> We could certainly dynamically figure out which format to use.
> Now the question is are we planning to allow both old and new formats
> to be used side by side?
> Or do we need to make this a configurable policy?
> Perhaps that could be done using a -D option?
> Something like -Dqpid.dest.format = {URL,Address,Both}
> I am happy with either 'Address' or 'Both' being the default .
>
> What do you think?
>
> Regards,
>
> Rajith Attapattu
> Red Hat
> http://rajith.2rlabs.com/
>
>
My view is just that we should try to keep things off the command-line / -D
parameters as it makes things harder to use... plus there is no reason why
you might not be mixing old style and new style URLs in the same JVM
(especially if you're running in a container or something like that).
If we can make the syntax unambiguous so that the code can identify which
format it is looking at I think that would be best...
-- Rob
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