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Re: Properties file vs Additional Arguments
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Re: Properties file vs Additional Arguments


  • Subject: Re: Properties file vs Additional Arguments
  • From: Pascal Robert <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 02 May 2012 09:25:14 -0400

Le 2012-05-02 à 09:15, James Cicenia a écrit :

> Hello -
>
> My client has a new server over at rackspace and I have it ready to fire up.
> However, my additional arguments for pointing at the database are not
> overriding the Properties file.
>
> I thought they were supposed to, are they not?
>
> Otherwise, is there a way to tie a Properties file to the server in deployment?
> Something like Properties.user which I use in development.

.user is an convention. For example, for wocommunity, I use Properties.prod and in the arguments for the apps, I use -Duser.name prod

You can also use the properties in /etc/WebObjects, so if your app is called MyApp, the properties will need to be in /etc/WebObjects/MyApp/Properties
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