We do this in our base application class constructor:
NSMutableDictionary overrides = new NSMutableDictionary();
EOModel model =
EOModelGroup.defaultGroup().modelNamed("MyModel");
overrides.takeValueForKey(dbURL, "URL");
if (dbUser != null && dbPassword != null) {
overrides.takeValueForKey(dbUser, "username");
overrides.takeValueForKey(dbPassword, "password");
}
EODatabaseContext dbContext =
EODatabaseContext.forceConnectionWithModel(model, overrides, new
EOEditingContext());
On Oct 24, 2008, at 10:17 AM, William Sandner wrote:
We have 4 different environments that we deploy to, development,
test, staging, and production. We are using ant as our build tool.
For most of our environments we connect to a localhost database with
a common password, but production is on an external server which has
a more secure password. What is the best way to change the db
connection at build time?
Example:
When I build for production, I want to make sure the connection is
pointing to the correct server and the password is correct.
I know I can use ant to search and replace for connection string
tokens in the Properties file, but is this the easiest way?
--
William Sandner
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