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Arthur Ryman updated WODEN-138:
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Description:
Currently, the location of the XML catalog is set using Java system properties.
This means the setting must be global per Java process which limits Woden while
running in environments like Eclipse or Web application servers. Instead, Woden
should not define any Java system properties. Instead, any values, such as the
catalog location, should be passed in as parameters.
For example, the parameters could be passed in as command line arguments on a
Java main, or in a build script for Ant. In these cases the parameters should
then be set on an object that is accessible to the catalog code.
was:Currently, the location of the XML catalog is set using Java system
properties. This means the setting must be global per Java process which limits
Woden while running in environments like Eclipse or Web application servers.
Instead, Woden should not define and Java system properties. Instead, any
parameters, such as the catalog location, should be passed in as parameters.
> XML Catalog Should Not Read Java System Properties
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> Key: WODEN-138
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WODEN-138
> Project: Woden
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Parser
> Affects Versions: M7
> Reporter: Arthur Ryman
> Assigned To: Graham Turrell
> Fix For: M8
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> Currently, the location of the XML catalog is set using Java system
> properties. This means the setting must be global per Java process which
> limits Woden while running in environments like Eclipse or Web application
> servers. Instead, Woden should not define any Java system properties.
> Instead, any values, such as the catalog location, should be passed in as
> parameters.
> For example, the parameters could be passed in as command line arguments on a
> Java main, or in a build script for Ant. In these cases the parameters should
> then be set on an object that is accessible to the catalog code.
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