Prior to version 3.1.x of Resin, it was possible to pass arguments to the script that started resin, typically -X and -D arguments that would get passed to the JVM.
As of version 3.1, this is now accomplished by using the <jvm-arg> tag in the resin.conf file. As a developer, I like to be able run our code locally for testing/ debugging. But we have some pretty big caches that take a little time to load up during initialization, and often are not needed when doing local testing. So I put in some code that looks for a property and disables the caching if this property is set. Prior to Resin 3.1, I was able to pass this property in when I started up resin from the command line. To get the same behavior with Resin 3.1, I've created a copy of my resin.conf file named nocache.conf that has this extra property in it and I pass -conf conf/nocache.conf into the 3.1 httpd script. Since I don't often update my resin.conf, I can live with this, but I was wondering if there's an easier way to accomplish what I'm doing short of keeping two, nearly identical, versions of my resin.conf around? Rob _______________________________________________ resin-interest mailing list resin-interest@caucho.com http://maillist.caucho.com/mailman/listinfo/resin-interest
