This discussion was never really meant as a bug report or feature
request, but it's always good to look at improving whats out there.
Such a provider might be nice and I was thinking of something like that.
Perhaps I can pick this up as my first GBean?
On 10/24/05, David Jencks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Oct 23, 2005, at 11:32 PM, Barry van Someren wrote:
David,
My experience with persistance in webapps has been with using
databases.
I recently ran into a JSP based Wiki that uses flat files (most likely
in the working directory) to persist data.
Now I remember that back at my old compan
Hi,
I never really thought of that actually.
Makes sense that if you would use flat file persistance, that you'd
write to the home directory as you are bound to have rights there and
the App server won't touch it.
However, I'd never do that (I learned to use a database for things
such as persistan
On 10/24/05, Miguel A Paraz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think you should use a directory outside ${user.home} ...
Sorry, I meant, a directory inside ${user.home}.
On 10/24/05, Barry van Someren <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> My experience with persistance in webapps has been with using databases.
> I recently ran into a JSP based Wiki that uses flat files (most likely
> in the working directory) to persist data.
I think you should use a directory outside ${us
David,
My experience with persistance in webapps has been with using databases.
I recently ran into a JSP based Wiki that uses flat files (most likely
in the working directory) to persist data.
Now I remember that back at my old company we used Tomcat for a
project and it would let you add files
On Oct 23, 2005, at 1:16 PM, Barry van Someren wrote:
Hi there,
The deploy instructions show how to deploy WAR's only deals with
packed WAR's.
Can you also deploy exploded WAR's in Geronimo (just like you can do
with Tomcat)?
I think so. Note that any war or ear with a war inside will get
Hi there,
The deploy instructions show how to deploy WAR's only deals with packed WAR's.
Can you also deploy exploded WAR's in Geronimo (just like you can do
with Tomcat)?
And what about creating flat files? (writing in the deployed/work directory)
I'm trying out some open source projects to see h
