Date: 2003-12-26T07:39:55 Editor: 63.240.163.227 <> Wiki: Apache Geronimo Wiki Page: Architecture/Configuration URL: http://wiki.apache.org/geronimo/Architecture/Configuration
no comment Change Log: ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ @@ -3,16 +3,15 @@ = Overview = -This page discusses some of the configuration options that can be used to configure Geronimo. In the first instance, this can be used to describe how configuration can be changed; see [wiki:/AsFlatFile Configuration/AsFlatFile] - and ConfigurationAsRegistry for two alternative approaches to how this can be achieved. +This page discusses some of the configuration options that can be used to configure Geronimo. In the first instance, this can be used to describe how configuration can be changed; see [wiki:/AsFlatFile Configuration/AsFlatFile] and [wiki:/AsRegistry Configuration/AsRegistry] for two alternative approaches to how this can be achieved. -Some kind of ConfigurationAgent would probably be beneficial so that either ConfigurationAsFlatFile or ConfigurationAsRegistry could be used, and that early development could be achieved without relying on either approach to be taken. +Some kind of ConfigurationAgent would probably be beneficial so that either [wiki:/AsFlatFile Configuration/AsFlatFile]or [wiki:/AsRegistry Configuration/AsRegistry] could be used, and that early development could be achieved without relying on either approach to be taken. -- AlexBlewitt Ultimately I think a hybrid of both systems combining their advantages may be the best solution. -Use the ConfigurationAsFlatFile approach to provide default configurations for components as they are being distributed. On deployment, the ConfigurationAsFlatFile config is imported into a ConfigurationAsRegistry which is used for online modifications. +Use the [wiki:/AsFlatFile Configuration/AsFlatFile]approach to provide default configurations for components as they are being distributed. On deployment, the [wiki:/AsFlatFile Configuration/AsFlatFile] config is imported into a [wiki:/AsRegistry Configuration/AsRegistry] which is used for online modifications. -- Jeremy Boynes
