--- Peter Severin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Most of our components won't need a special configuration so I don't
> implement the Configurable interface and don't put any configuration
> inside the xconf file. I would be very unpleasant to have to manage
> another file besides with roles.
AFAIK, if you want to use a component you must have an entry in the xconf file.
This does not mean it has to contain configuration data. In other words,
think of the xconf file as a declaration on which components are to be used in
your application.
<my-xconf>
<comp1 id="no-config"/> <!-- notice no configuration -->
<comp2 id="config">
<data> value </data>
</comp2>
</my-xconf>
If you want to only manage a single file, it should be the xconf file. With
the newer meta-format declaration of roles, you don't have to have a roles
file.
jaaron
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