Vladimir R. Bossicard wrote:
Why does a relative path not make sense?
Because it's not deterministic. It's relative to the cwd where the JVM
was started, which is IMHO a totally dumb thing.
You're right. But why do we have this "totally dumb thing" (sic)
implemented *as a standard*? We provide
Why does a relative path not make sense?
Because it's not deterministic. It's relative to the cwd where the JVM
was started, which is IMHO a totally dumb thing.
You're right. But why do we have this "totally dumb thing" (sic)
implemented *as a standard*? We provide out-of-the-box a "totally dumb
Vladimir R. Bossicard wrote:
+// We need to ensure that the database points to a
place where it makes
+// sense. If the path in the system.xml file is an
absolute path, then
+// honor it. If it's not, we first check for the system
property "xindice.db.ho
+// We need to ensure that the database points to a place where it makes
+// sense. If the path in the system.xml file is an absolute path, then
+// honor it. If it's not, we first check for the system property "xindice.db.home"
+// and if the
