Ok, I'll put it another way.
A server app takes it's config from assembly.xml. If the config is to change, from
that shipped
with it's original sar, is the only way for a person to edit the the file and relaunch
Avalon or
invoke recongigure from outside?
There's a guy porting his FTP server to Avalon. The "before" version was excellent,
built-in
addition of users etc. If the only way from him to save such config changes is to use
the
persistence store, then I suspect he'll abandon the porting effort, as it was much
better before
he changed.
Regards,
- Paul H
--- "Harmeet Bedi[yahoo]" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Some apps may want to update
their own
configuration. I presume as one
> Configuration...
> > What thought?
> >
> > -PH
> To me an app/component reacts to external configuration stimuli. It can
> easily ignore or do things differently if it so chooses. So not sure what
> would be the gain would be.
>
> Harmeet
>
> >
> > interface SelfConfigurer {
> > void configure(Configuration);
> > }
> >
> > interface SelfConfigurable {
> > void setSelfConfigurer(SelfConfigurer selfConfigurer);
> > }
> >
> > What thought?
> >
> > -PH
> >
> > =====
> > Regards - Paul H
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