Hi,
I'm not an expertise about JSP, I'm wondering if JSP support system
property passed in just like java code, if it support, you can use
system property for your port, so that you can specify for different
scenario.
Or if you use mvn to build your project, you can use filter plugin
from which you can specify different system property for different
scenario(development, test, production), but you still need rebuild in
this case.
Freeman
On 2011-3-18, at 上午1:03, slocum wrote:
(new issue related to yesterday's question.)
I'm using addPort() to access a web service from a JSP. It works, I
can get
the data I want. Yay!
My problem is that I had to hardcode the port number of the web
service to
get things to work. I have three sets of servers to manage:
development,
test, and production. These servers use different ports for this web
service.
Here's my current JSP code:
<%
CMPSWebService service = new CMPSWebService();
QName portName = new QName("http://ws.cmps.digitalriver.com";,
"CMPSWebServiceHttpPort");
service.addPort(portName, SOAPBinding.SOAP11HTTP_BINDING,
"http://localhost:5309/cmps-1.0/services/CMPSWebService/";);
CMPSWebServicePortType port = service.getCMPSWebServiceHttpPort();
LookupProductResponseType resp = port.lookupProduct();
...
%>
I avoided the hostname problem by using localhost, but that pesky
port 5309
is in there.
How can I generically do this so I don't hardcode the port number?
Thanks,
Brett
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