Hi,
1. How can I configure cayenne to use *more configurations*/
projects? I
don't want always to merge framework's domains with webapp's ones for
every new project/deployment.
Auto merge of multiple configurations is on the TODO lист, but don't
have ит currently. So you'll have to do it yourself. E.g. exclude
cayenne.xml from frameworkUsingCayenne.jar, and then manually add
shared datamaps to /WEB-INF/classes/cayenne.xml.
2. How can I setup the JNDI *DataSource names in runtime*?
Any dynamic / non-standard DataSource configuration is done by setting
a custom DataSourceFactory class in the Modeler for your DataNode.
Here is the interface you need ti implement:
http://cayenne.apache.org/doc/api/org/apache/cayenne/conf/DataSourceFactory.html
Hope this helps.
Andrus
On Aug 23, 2009, at 6:25 PM, Miloš Bielik wrote:
I'm new to cayenne, so I'll appreciate and welcome every hint or
advice.
I have developed web framework to build web portals. Now I plan
refactor
framework to use Apache Cayenne.
I run multiple independent customer webapps running on one application
server instance (tomcat). My framework is always managed and deployed
per webapp (handling users, dms, cms, logs,...). Webapp handles only
own
domain objects (orders, invoices...).
1. How can I configure cayenne to use *more configurations*/
projects? I
don't want always to merge framework's domains with webapp's ones for
every new project/deployment.
2. How can I setup the JNDI *DataSource names in runtime*?
My proposed webapp structure is:
/{webapp JSPs...}
/WEB-INF/classes/{my webapp stuff}
/WEB-INF/classes/{*cayenne.xml* ...config for webapp}
/WEB-INF/lib/{frameworkUsingCayenne.jar, this jar contains framework's
*cayenn.xml* config}
--
Bielik
