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Final note, I was able to get this working. I just happened to have the
syntax wrong on my original attempt, as well as missing the extra
comment in cas-servlet.xml.
I now have everything working as I wanted. I am keeping the
cas.properties in side th
> I moved some properties from cas.properties and placed them in a
> file at $CAS_HOME/host.properties, and redeployed.
If you removed properties from cas.properties, don't forget that you
may also need to update cas-servlet.xml which makes reference to the
cas.properties file. Following is the c
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It may be an issue of me needing to work through and test a little more,
but I moved some properties from cas.properties and placed them in a
file at $CAS_HOME/host.properties, and redeployed. When restarting the
cas servlet in tomcat, errors were thro
> I spoke too soon, it appears. This is not working as I had hoped.
What's the problem exactly? We use this same strategy and it works
very well for us. I'm a big fan of invariant wars across multiple
hosts with host-specific data factored out to the filesystem.
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I spoke too soon, it appears. This is not working as I had hoped.
Jeff
Jeff Chapin wrote:
> As soon as I sent that, I found this:
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As soon as I sent that, I found this:
file:/apps/local/share/etc/host.properties
So I answered my own question. Sorry.
Jeff
Jeff Chapin wrote:
> Is it possible to reference files outsid
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Is it possible to reference files outside the war file?
I would like to store some configuration options on each host, things
like hostname, database to connect to, etc, in a file such as
/cas_config/local_options, and simply copy the same .war file a
