Peter Donald wrote:
On Tue, 19 Nov 2002 23:13, Mauro Talevi wrote:great - I think it would be useful, eg when you need to write and/or read something from a dir and you
a few questions related to phoenix environment:Not at this stage. I actually have code that would do this and could integrate it with Phoenix if it is desired. Could you please add this as a feature request to Bugzilla (Available at bottom of menu on LHS of phoenix homepage).
1. Is there a way to pick up the value of an env variable set in a
shell, eg $PROJECT_HOME?
want to make the sar portable across platforms.
will add feature request.
problem occurs with 4.0.1 - is there a release out in which it is fixed (I presume it could only be 4.0.2)?2. In theWhat version of phoenix are you using? If you are using an old version then it is expected to fail. If you are using a new version then thats a bug. It seems to work in the latest CVS version though.
http://jakarta.apache.org/avalon/phoenix/assemblers/environment-xml-specifi
cation.html it reads that to specify a keystore
<policy>
<keystore name="foo-keystore"
location="sar:/conf/keystore"
type="JKS" />
<grant code-base="file:${app.home}${/}some-dir${/}*"
key-store="foo-keystore" >
<permission class="java.io.FilePermission"
target="${/}tmp${/}*"
action="read,write" />
</grant>
yet, when phoenix starts up it complains about an invalid URL (unknown
protocol sar:).
What is the recommended way of accessing resources that have been
bundled in a Sar?
Trying to do it via the file: protocol also fails.
The workaround has been to get APP_HOME_DIR directly from the Context.
3. Is there any specific policy that needs to be set to use JSSE withinNot that I am aware of. You can just remove the policy element and then all your code will be loaded with the "AllPermission" which means everything *should* work.
phoenix?
yes - got it working.
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