Does anyone know how I can pass a .ini file to a servlet when it is
being loaded or registered without hard-coding the name of the .ini
file in the servlet code?
I would like to do something like the equivalent of this:
>fooServlet foo.ini
The obvious problem is that you don't initiate servlets from the
command line that way. I have my serlvet registered in a weblogic
properties file but I haven't seen in documentation on how to pass
arguments to the server through registration...
Currently, I have the .ini file path hardcoded in my servlet source
code. This becomes a big pain when moving from test box to a
production environment...
Any ideas?
Jaman Burton
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