At 4:51 PM +0600 1/18/06, Roshan Paiva wrote:
- load multiple property files - watch them for changes and - have them reloaded if changed without a server restart.
The way the Configuration refresh works, as described in the documentation is, "This reloading strategy does not actively monitor a configuration file, but is triggered by its associated configuration whenever properties are accessed. It then checks the configuration file's last modification date and causes a reload if this has changed."
I have done the following, however when I load multiple property files it seems to watch only the first file that was loaded ...
I read this to say that Configuration is not "watching" the files, so changing a configuration file is not sufficient to cause a reload, but accessing a property that originated in a file which has changed does reload the properties from that file.
Have you tried changing both files and reading properties from each of them to see what happens? I've only read the documentation, so there may be a bug in the code that causes it to not behave as intended. You could read the code (it's quite short) to see if you notice anything amiss.
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