I have tried everything to try and inject a value from a property file into
the http:conduit name attribute. I would like to do something like
<http:conduit name="${property}">. I also had a look at the HTTPConduit
class and realise that there is only a getter, but no setter for
HTTPConduit.conduitName.I do not want to hard code the http:conduit name value as we have different environments that require different values to be in the name field, depending on which environment we are running (eg. test or production) Is there any specific reason that this is the way it is. A solution to this would be a great help, as we can currently inject properties for all other attributes, or properties but the only one we have to hard code is the http:conduit name. This is annoying as if we need to change the endpoint when deployed in a production/test environment, we need to modify the applicationContext and reseploy rather than just get the web admins to change a property in an external file. Many thanks, Chris. -- View this message in context: http://cxf.547215.n5.nabble.com/HttpConduit-name-Ability-required-to-inject-a-property-for-the-http-conduit-name-attribute-tp4641515p4641515.html Sent from the cxf-issues mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
