Hi again,
since this question is beeing asked very often, I guess it should be inclued in the FAQ...
Something like: OJB cannot load configuration files: OJB.properties, repository.xml, ...
For web applications: put all OJB configuration files into WEB-INF/classes For other applications: put the config files into your classpath root
More details can be found at <a href="http://db.apache.org/ojb/docu/guides/deployment.html";>Deployment Guide</a>
bye danilo
Hello world,
Maybe this topic has already been discussed and i apologize if it's the case. But as previously said, it's still impossible to search through the archiver sites of this mailing list...
The thing is i want to deploy OJB inside my webapp war file. And of course, when it starts (call to OJB.getInstance()), the configurations files are searched by default in the directory of the process who launched everything (i.e Jboss) :
10:49:57,890 INFO [STDOUT] Could not load properties file 'OJB.properties'. Using default settings! 10:49:57,890 INFO [STDOUT] XXX\jboss-3.2.2\bin\OJB.properties
For deployement convenience, i would like to embbed all OJB configuartion files needed for OJB in my web/WEB_INF. The aim is to avoid to pollute all JBoss tree directory. It also should prevzent from forgeting in conf file when i app will be supplied. know what i mean?
Sure sombedy already face this question,
Thx,
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