what happens if you don't put a leading / ? It would appear that it
would try and load it from the root if you start with a leading /, and
without it, it would try and load from the current working directly.
So I'd try omitting the leading / and making sure the current working
directory is set correctly and try it.
Or specify a full path name to the properties folder?
You could always put a break point in and see what is happening
internally? If it is not finding the properties file, or finding it, but
properties are invalid, or whatever...
On 11/04/2013 12:46 PM, marcolopes wrote:
Hi Thomas,
I'm using H2 1.3.169, and cannot start the server with the
"-properties" parameter.
The server won't start (it starts ok without any parameters).
*Here is the code*:
server=Server.createWebServer("-properties /foldername");
server.start();
*I took a look at H2 sources, and you just process the folder and add
the default file name... everything looks fine to me!*
// set the serverPropertiesDir, because it's used in
loadProperties()
for (int i = 0; args != null && i < args.length; i++) {
if ("-properties".equals(args[i])) {
serverPropertiesDir = args[++i];
}
}
...
if ("null".equals(serverPropertiesDir)) {
return new Properties();
}
return SortedProperties.loadProperties(serverPropertiesDir
+ "/" + Constants.SERVER_PROPERTIES_NAME);
*I can't see what i'm doing wrong!*!!
Thanks.
On Saturday, March 23, 2013 8:14:53 AM UTC, Ben wrote:
As the documentation shows the settings file
".h2.server.properties" is stored by default in the users home
directory
Under Window in
C:\Documents and Settings\[username].
Can I somehow put it into another directory (e.g. the installation
directory of H2)?
This would mean I have either to pass the new location as cmdline
argument to H2
or to setup a (new) enviroment variable like
set H2CONFIG=D:\database\H2\.h2.server.properties
Among other considerations I need this to have always a portable
H2 version on USB Stick at hand.
In best case H2 itself should have internally a search order:
1.) Users home directoryQ
2.) Own installation directory
Thank you
Ben
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