Use JNDI -
download Suns FileSystem Driver from http://java.sun.com/products/jndi/
Sample code is
below...
import
javax.naming.*; import java.io.*;
public
class FileSystemTest {
public
static void main ( String[] args ) throws Exception {
java.util.Hashtable env = ne
Hi,
>>I must have missed that.
see my earlier message:
"If this works well the next step would be to refactor the
loader to make it easier to "plug in" support for other vendor jar files."
>> I just saw a comment posted by a WL user that he doubted whether _any_
tool
>> would be able to co
Hi,
I agree with both of you that it should NOT be part of the core code,
thats why I suggested to refactor that section to support various different
types via a plugin, once it was working.
An external utility is an extra step that a developer needs to go through to
write beans, and results i
Hi,
During another long boring flight, I made some changes to the
XMLFileLoader and metadata classes to support weblogic jar files. The idea
is to have jboss be able to run WebLogic ejb-jars untouched. So far I have
the following in mind:
Load jar file
Load Default values from standardjbos
