Vincent,
I would like to take advantage of the pathelement feature of
containerclasspath with maven:
<containerclasspath>
...
<pathelement path="/some/path/here" />
</containerclasspath>
So that I can add a directory to the container classpath (I have
*.properties files that the code depends on).
This one seems straightforward. If a new property is added (something like
cactus.container.classpath.path). If the property is detected add an extra
pathelement before starting up the container.
If you approve, I don't mind working on the enhancement.
thanks,
Marc
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I will start implementing it today. Thanks for the suggestion.
Marc
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From: Vincent Massol [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi Marc,
There is a way in the Ant task by using the <containerclasspath> nested
element.
However, this containerclasspath is not exposed in the Maven plugin for
Cactus. Here's how I would do it if you're interested to implement it: by
adding a special property tag in project.xml for the dependencies (e.g.
cactus.container.classpath) and then iterating over those in jelly to add to
the <containerclasspath> element.
Thanks
-Vincent
PS: I'll have a look today at your patch you've submitted yesterday. Thanks
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>
> Is there a way to configure the classpath setting for the container on
> startup when using the Maven/Cactus plugin?
>
> I want to add C:\domains\lib\wlstartup-8.78.0.jar to my classpath along
> with
> the weblogic.jar.
>
> In my situation I have a config.xml file (weblogic7.x) with an entry for a
> startup class:
> <StartupClass
>
> Arguments="filename="global.properties",filelocation="C:\\d
> om
> ains\\conf\\""
> ClassName="wlstartup.GlobalStartUp"
> LoadBeforeAppDeployments="true" Name="GlobalStartUp"
> Targets="testserver"/>
>
> This startup class is used in all my applications so my test cases fail if
> certain properties aren't there.
>
> Any help is appreciated.
> Marc
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