There was a related discussion on that a few days ago:
http://markmail.org/message/r77w2olwd5dhnobg
In short - merging multiple cayenne.xml files into one *automatically*
is not supported. So you'd can create correct versions of cayenne.xml
for each deployment manually or assemble domains from components in
the code.
Andrus
On May 14, 2009, at 11:56 AM, Steve Wells wrote:
Hi group,
Is it still true that only a single cayenne.xml file is allowed?
If multi is now allowed are there any pointers on how to get this
going?
Our use case is that of deploying a couple of common domains from one
cayenne.xml and then domain per other cayenne.xml that is specific to
getting data from a particular database/endpoint for different
deployments.
The specific domains are each deployed in their own project/jar and
could
then be separately tested and deployed.
Thanks,
Steve
