I am trying to use the SCXMLSerializer and I have a couple of questions.
1. Did not state have an attribute called src I could have swear that it
was there before. I even have documents utilizing it.
2. Why does the log element loses it's label when serializing.
else if (a instanceof Log) {
I use Apache Common Daemon to install a java application as a windows service.
The problem is i have a java properties file to setup few parameters and i
don't know how to describe the location of the property file in the command
line. My installation of the service is like
prunsrv
2011/1/16 Andreas Mielke andreasmie...@googlemail.com:
I use Apache Common Daemon to install a java application as a windows
service. The problem is i have a java properties file to setup few parameters
and i don't know how to describe the location of the property file in the
command line.
On Sun, Jan 16, 2011 at 4:25 AM, jocke eriksson jock...@gmail.com wrote:
I am trying to use the SCXMLSerializer and I have a couple of questions.
1. Did not state have an attribute called src I could have swear that it
was there before. I even have documents utilizing it.
snip/
The src
Andreas, you can use a resource bundle to obtain the .properties from the
jar.. i mean, you put the .properties into the file and you can read from
it.
I posted some classes to do that some months ago.
Regards.
JP
2011/1/16 Konstantin Kolinko knst.koli...@gmail.com
2011/1/16 Andreas Mielke
Hello JP,
Please write me a example?
Andreas
Am 16.01.2011 um 20:37 schrieb Juan Pablo Pizarro juanpablo.piza...@gmail.com:
Andreas, you can use a resource bundle to obtain the .properties from the
jar.. i mean, you put the .properties into the file and you can read from
it.
I posted
Hello JP,
I look at the files and the loading of the properties files is like me. My
problem is to tell the Apache Common Daemon where is my property file.
@ Konstantin I try the JvmOption like prunsrv //IS --Description=DMSImport
--DisplayName=startImport --Startup=auto --Type=interactiv
