Yannick MAURAY wrote:
>
> > > 2) JetSpeedResources.properties : is this file cached somewher ? I
> > > keep changing things in it, I even stop and restart Apache, but my
> > > modifications do not appear...
> >
> > Nope.
> >
> > "JetSpeedResources.properties" or "JetspeedResources.properties". It is
> > a new file in Jetspeed 1.1
>
> What do you mean ??
>
The property file name changed to reflect the change from JetSpeed to Jetspeed.
> > > 3) File and directory names : what syntax should I use on my Win2K
> > > machine ? For instance, should I use
> > > cache.directory=/tmp/JetspeedDocumentCache or
> > > cache.directory=\tmp\JetspeedDocumentCache ???
> >
> > It is a "directory" so d:\tmp\JetspeedDocumentCache
> >
>
> hum... should I use the same syntax for every reference to a file or
> directory ?
>
you should use forward slashes for every path specification in Java, even
in Win environments, it really simplifies a lot of issues :
if you type /tmp, you're accessing the tmp directory in the current drive
(ie the one where your servlet runner runs on)
if you type /d:/tmp, you're always accessing the tmp directory on drive d:
(keep the first /, it allows your directory to be used in file URLs)
for complete file URLs use file:///d:/tmp
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