Hey
Andy \"Mad\" Schaefer wrote:
> During jBoss Administration GUI development I got these questions:
> - at the moment default properties are in dist/conf/default and therefore I
> assume that
> programs should add "conf/default/" in there classpath to get the
> properties files. In
> which order should the classpath be (first "conf/" and then
> "conf/default/" or vice versa) ?
Why do you need these properties for GUI development? You cannot assume
that you are running the GUI from the same machine as the server. The
GUI should be a separate installation with its own configuration.
In any case, /conf should only contain EJX settings, and /conf/default
the rest. What in /conf/default do you want for the GUI?
> - in "jndi.properties" the provider-url is commented out but when I try to
> create a default
> intial context it asks for this provider-url. How can I make it run when
> the provider-url is
> missing?
The /conf/default stuff is for the server, where provider URL is not
necessary (no URL==use in-VM, which only works from within the server).
For a remote GUI you should have your own jndi.properties, or better yet
you should have an input form where the admin can enter the URL of the
server in an interactive mode.
/Rickard
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