Ingo Siebert wrote:
Thank you for the answers.
I see one additional problem. If I deploy two different versions of
the web app on the same tomcat, it is not possible configurate them
separately.
That's important for me, because I have only a limited number of
servers and I have to deploy more than one version at the same time.
Any additional ideas?
If the different versions look for different config files, you shouldn't
have any trouble there. Maybe add a suffix to the config filename that
indicates the app version version it is for, and make sure the app looks
for the correct file name.
D
Ingo
Mikolaj Rydzewski schrieb:
David kerber wrote:
Mikolaj Rydzewski wrote:
David kerber wrote:
-DmyApp.configFileName="e:\TomcatClients\myApp\myApp.properties"
Then my webapp can read the filename using a System.getProperty()
call.
System properties are at JVM level, so it is quite possible to have
two webapps which will use common property names.
Not if I'm careful when writing the apps and naming their properties
files. Definitely could be a consideration, though, depending on
the environment they're running in.
I just know the pain when it comes to host third party apps which use
such configuration strategy.
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