Eiko Thomas schrieb:
I like the idea with the link. Unfortunately I got also some Windows
installations.
In versions >2000 of Windows there actually is a link-mechanism in the
NTFS file system. It's called junction and available in the Windows API,
but those guys from Redmond did not consider
Hi Mark,
to tell the truth I don't know JIRA until I did read your email. But in
the meantime I got my own account. Really nice site :-))
And I think if I more familiar with it ( maybe tomorrow ;-)) I will post
something.
Greetings Eiko
On Nov 25, 2006, at 5:44 AM, Eiko Thomas wrote:
Hi Mark,
thank you for your comments. Sometimes it's better to know more than
one way ...
I like the idea with the link. Unfortunately I got also some Windows
installations.
Poor you :-(...
To this moment I didn't know the 'PropertiesFileModu
Hi Mark,
thank you for your comments. Sometimes it's better to know more than one
way ...
I like the idea with the link. Unfortunately I got also some Windows
installations.
To this moment I didn't know the 'PropertiesFileModule'. Maybe I should
better read the related documents ;-) but I will
On Nov 23, 2006, at 3:14 PM, Eiko Thomas wrote:
[...snip] I'm also interested how do you handle this problem in your
application?
Here's my approach:
1) I have an application-specific config/ directory at the same level
as webapp/, which is not an "updateable" part of the project. Since I
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> Hi list members,
> in my first year of develop with cocoon I used the 'cocoon.xconf',
> sitemap global variables and a own configuration files (with
> XMLFileModule) to provide parameter for my Components and XSL
> stylesheets.
> This configurations contains also customer specific data.
>
