I imagine that you are either referring to some of the security tests or
samples, so I will explain.
If you noticed, there a lots of config files configuring different
things. So having
"generic" cxf.xml files would require them to live in different
directories unnecessarily.
Furthermore, the config file may be an xml file, but it is an xml file
that conforms to cxf configuration, therefore I used .cxf.
Cheers,
-Polar
Johnson, Eric wrote:
What is the reason for using .cxf files to hold the configuration
information for the samples instead of just using the default cfx.xml
file? Is this a "Best Practice" for using CXF?
