Re: OJB and Oracle 9ias

[G. Wayne Kidd]

I am not using contextInitialized.  Maybe you are on to something.  I 
have done full path in the past.  It has worked well for me.  If there 
is any way to determine where ojb is trying to load the file from, you 
can find the problem.  I did this by using oc4j standalone and eclipse 
with MyEclipse plugins.

Wayne

Durham David Contr 805 CSPTS/SCBE wrote:
Wayne, I'm using 9.0.3.  Also, are you accessing OJB via a
contextIntialized event.  I'm thinking there might be some classloader
issue during contextIntialized.  I will test this and post if you're
interested.
Danila, I tried setting it to an absolute path -- which is appended like
so:   e:\oracle...\j2ee\home\e:\oracle...
nuts!







-----Original Message-----
From: Danilo Tommasina [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: Tuesday, September 23, 2003 2:43 AM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Re: OJB and Oracle 9ias

Hi David,


So, my question is still how to make Oracle 9ias load the 
OJB.properties file.  I tried adding the following:

	System.setProperty("OJB.properties","/OJB.properties");

Sorry I have no knowlege about 9ias.
You should try to set the property OJB.properties with an 
absolute path 
to the file. And since it is not a good idea to have a fix hardcoded 
system depended path in a class file, you can set the property when 
starting the JVM, as long as i know every app. server offer the 
possibility to set System properties. This is actually done adding a 
parameter -DOJB.properties=<your path>/OJB.properties (no blanks after 
-D) to the call to 'java' command.
Usually there is a startup script where you can set this. It may look 
like this: (Windoz)

#bla bla bla

set JVM_OPTS=-DOJB.properties=<your path>/OJB.properties

#bla bla bla

java %JVM_OPTS% <9ias MainClass>

So if even this doesn't work, then there is a very very serious class 
loading issue.
This is not a nice solution, but it may work. However if you 
can't load 
the OJB.properties file through a class loader, then you won't be able 
to load any other .properties (or worse any non - .class file) 

from your 

application and this could be a heavy handicap.

bye
danilo
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