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>From: nodje [mailto:nodje...@gmail.com]
>
>I've been reading quite some of your posts in the forum, and it actually
>changed my mind about deployment configuration. Enlightening indeed.
>
>I would now try to favor a single artifact deployment that could be
>configured e
Stephen has provided another good and frequently-used way to make this work.
I would also suggest thinking about how the system admin will install
the package.
1) How sophisticated are they
2) Are their installation parameters that you might also want to pick up
- PayPal accounts, domains, e-
JNDI is not the only way.
Another good way is the .properties file on the classpath
This can work even better if you have default properties in your war,
so you do something like
public static final class Configuration {
private static final class ResourceHolder {
private static final Conf
Hi Ron,
I've been reading quite some of your posts in the forum, and it actually
changed my mind about deployment configuration. Enlightening indeed.
I would now try to favor a single artifact deployment that could be
configured externally - say JNDi, this really makes sense.
That said, I don't
Hi!
Am Donnerstag 03 Februar 2011, 03:28:54 schrieb nodje:
> Invaluable piece of information Ron, thanks a lot.
>
> I've been searching the archives without success, with 'profile plugin'
> 'failsafe profile', all woudn't yield much relevant results.
> But I'd still be happy if you could point me
Invaluable piece of information Ron, thanks a lot.
I've been searching the archives without success, with 'profile plugin'
'failsafe profile', all woudn't yield much relevant results.
But I'd still be happy if you could point me to some efficient keywords to
search for.
I don't remember JNDI as
This is a frequent issue.
There has been lost of discussion about this.
The Best Practice is to move the deployment info out of your projects
into JNDI or some other mechanism that ties the variable information to
the thing causing the variability.
Profiles is not the right way to do this.
Lo
