Title: RE: [JBoss-user] How to use application specific properties - an example
1. I attached all the classes for my MBean:
- TeamSpaceConfigMBean.java: This is the MBean interface
- TeamSpaceConfig.java: This is the MBean implementation
Thanks, David.
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on't mind, would you share that code us? Very appreciated.
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> Thanks,
> Mitchell
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> And also, JMX is more and more a standard in J2ee world
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> > We have a local property file containg such things like name of
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Yes!!!
This is the trade-off .
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That's use
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I use external configuration file just because of the reason you
mentioned,
"I am not sure I like this because different machines/servers need
different
properties".
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I use external configuration file just because of the reason you mentioned,
"I am not sure I like this because different machines/se
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] How to use application specific properties
I use external configuration file just because of the reason you
mentioned,
"I am not sure I like this because different machines/servers need
different
properties". And I created a static class that reads in the key=
Title: RE: [JBoss-user] How to use application specific properties
In my application, I also have some application properties store in a property file.
I prefer creating a MBean that loads all thoses properties when JBoss boot,
an in my EJB, I can nicely access those properties.
The other
ains stays running.
Mitchell
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We have a local property file containg such things like name o
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> We have a local property file containg such things like name of
> machines, files, ip-addresses and such for legacy interfaces. I found
> out (the ha
> Is there a Right (tm) way to do this?
Right and standart way is to use environment properties. This should work in any EJB
container.
See an example ejb-jar.xml below.
Maris
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We have a local property file containg such things like name of
machines, files, ip-addresses and such for legacy interfaces. I found
out (the hard way) that I could place this file in the
${JBOSS_HOME}/bin directory, presumably because it is from there we
run the server. It shouldn't stay there
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