They are looked up through the classpath, just as any RIFE resource
is by default. Relative paths don't work.
_Strictly_ speaking, that's not correct, is it ?
For example, "rep/users.xml" is a relative path, and it works.
No, it's looked up absolutely, just like any resource in Java. It's
looked up from the root of the classpath, not according to a filesystem.
What I have tried instead is to create a participant which uses an
environment variable to locate users.xml. To do this I changed the
access of ParticipantMemoryUsers.mUsers from private to protected,
then extended it to override initialize().
Unfortunately this approach fails at startup, with a message which
gives no clues about how to fix it. Any assistance would be most
welcome.
Sorry, these stacktraces don't contain any useful information. There
isn't much I can tell. Try debugging during RifeFilter.init() to see
what the cause is.
Best regards,
Geert
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