David Blevins wrote:
> 
> Another thought is that if the properties all start with "wss4j." we  
> could easily sift them out of the various existing properties buckets  
> and do full overriding like we do with other things.  In other words  
> we'd take all "wss4j." properties from the system properties, override  
> them with the "wss4j." system instance properties, override them with  
> the "wss4j." openejb-jar.xml properties, and override them with  
> "wss4j." openejb-jar.xml properties for bean foo.  We don't have a per  
> bean properties bucket in the openejb-jar.xml now, but we could add one.
> 

Good thinking !
I've done the work for a bean specific configuration and it works well. But
to be honest, I've no idea about how to implement the behavior you proposed.

If someone can give me inputs, I can probably have a look to implement that.

Jean-Louis
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