The generated web.xml provides a decent starting point for a web
application configuration, but I wouldn't really want it to be more than
that. In particular, I wouldn't want to get into the situation where we
have to add code generation to deal with any of the many possible
customisations people may need done to their web.xml files.
I've see a few articles around which suggest modifying the web.xml
template inside GoldSpike as a way of getting changes into web.xml. I
think it would be better if this was handled by taking the generated
web.xml file, and applying any customisations the user needs to it directly.
But I could be off track on this :)
Cheers,
Robert
Charles Oliver Nutter wrote:
Robert Egglestone wrote:
I've added it to the wiki:
http://www.headius.com/jrubywiki/index.php/Rails_Integration#How_do_I_configure_the_number_of_requests_GoldSpike_can_handle.3F
This seems like something that ought to be part of the generation
process, right? Or have I misunderstood something about how web.xml gets
generated and regenerated.
- Charlie
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