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    Location specification for files in Websphere  


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07-30-07 12:21 PM

We are trying to port our application from JBoss to Websphere and are stuck 
at this problem.
We have a set of file paths specified in property/xml files - The way they w
ork in JBoss is to have them specified as follows
-  location="jndi:/localhost/PosWebApp/WEB-INF/nodes/ultraslim/modulesapp.xm
l"

Where PosWebApp is the name of the Application.

This "jndi://" thing does not seem to work in case of WebSphere.

Any pointers on how to specify the paths in websphere?

Thanks,
-rahul





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07-30-07 12:21 PM

You should have a look at namespace bindings or websphere variables see if t
hey will do what you need.





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    Re: Location specification for files in Websphere  
Brian S Paskin


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07-30-07 12:21 PM

Hi,

It has been my experience that most people have their configuration files ou
tside of the enterprise archive.  This is done so that changes can be made e
asily to the  configuration without repacking the enterprise archive.

Brian





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