Evgeniy Khramtsov wrote:
> Fredrik Thulin wrote:
>
>> Because it doesn't let the application perform validation,
>> normalization etc. on the configuration data and it is unknown if
>> entering something looking sensible (uhh) e.g. :
>>
>> {ssl, [{protocol_versions, sslv3}]}
>>
>> will have an
Fredrik Thulin wrote:
> Because it doesn't let the application perform validation,
> normalization etc. on the configuration data and it is unknown if
> entering something looking sensible (uhh) e.g. :
>
> {ssl, [{protocol_versions, sslv3}]}
>
> will have any effect at all, or there was in fac
Vance Shipley wrote:
> On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 12:46:55PM +0200, Fredrik Thulin wrote:
> } I'm not very fond of the application environment anymore.
>
> Why not? It's the OTP way.
Because it doesn't let the application perform validation, normalization
etc. on the configuration data and it is
On Thu, Jul 31, 2008 at 12:46:55PM +0200, Fredrik Thulin wrote:
} I'm not very fond of the application environment anymore.
Why not? It's the OTP way.
-Vance
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Fredrik Thulin wrote:
> You could very well have the above snippet in your local_xxx.erl file
> though, if we add a hook to retrieve configuration backends. A hook is
> appealing since it allows everyone to solve the problem anyway they
> like (hardcode, os:env variable, your way, ...).
>
Ah, o
Evgeniy Khramtsov wrote:
> Fredrik Thulin wrote:
>
>> If you make your AppModule:init/0 return MnesiaTables 'none',
>> sipserver:init_mnesia/1 should not do anything harmful, or does this
>> have some other drawback to you?
>
> sipserver:init_mnesia(none) calls table_update:update(), which fail
Fredrik Thulin wrote:
> If you make your AppModule:init/0 return MnesiaTables 'none',
> sipserver:init_mnesia/1 should not do anything harmful, or does this
> have some other drawback to you?
sipserver:init_mnesia(none) calls table_update:update(), which fails
with reason {aborted,{no_exists,{
Evgeniy Khramtsov wrote:
> Hello!
>
> I'm working on SIP gateway to a foreign protocol network and I'm using
> YXA's SIP stack for that. All works fine, YXA is a realy amazing thing,
Thanks!
> but I have some questions and proposals.
> 1. When YXA application starts, it passes MnesiaTables to
