Re: System Configuration Conventions
Re: System Configuration Conventions
- Subject: Re: System Configuration Conventions
- From: Joe Little <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 21 Jul 2005 16:10:19 -0700
Thanks to recent posts, I've found using the java properties file as a
good way to set system configuration options. You can even do lists
and then use NSPropertyListSerialization.arrayForString to parse them
into NSArrays. Example Properties file entries:
degree.list=("MSO", "PHD", "MS-PHD")
email.assign.from=email@hidden
On 7/21/05, Colin Shreffler <email@hidden> wrote:
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> Is there a best practice or convention that is used in WebObjects
> development to store application configuration information?
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> Ideally this would be an xml file that can be read at run-time thus
> allowing you to easily change configuration in your dev and production
> environments. I'm sure that I could build an xml parser to do this, but
> was wondering if there was anything built in.
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> Thank you,
> -c
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> Thank you,
> Colin Shreffler
> Warp 9 Software
> 303.349.9010 - cell
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