Date: 2004-11-03T13:59:50
Editor: BrianLee <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Wiki: Jakarta-Slide Wiki
Page: DomainConfig
URL: http://wiki.apache.org/jakarta-slide/DomainConfig
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Work in progress - please don't hesitate to correct anything that you find incorrect
or vague
+Slide needs a configuration file to initialize the Domain. This configuration file
defines the namespaces which are part of this domain, the services associated with
them, and the namespaces data configuration. This file uses the XML language for its
syntax.
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+A domain is an aggregation of one or more namespaces. If we use the UNIX filesystem
analogy, a domain represents the root ("/") anchor where filesystems (in this case,
namespaces) are mounted. The domain controls access to its registered namespaces and
performs initialization and connection management on behalf of the namespaces. When
Slide is first initialized, the Domain configuration is loaded. Once again, if you are
familiar with UNIX, the domain configuration file is the equivalent of the fstab file.
The path to the domain configuration file is given through the org.apache.slide.domain
property in your [SlideProperties slide.properties file] (which must be located
somewhere in your CLASSPATH).
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+The domain configuration is written by an administrator and tells how to initialize
each Namespace. The namespace initialization includes information like:
+
+ * The low-level services the namespace uses (structure store, content store ...).
+ * The namespace base topology, which includes the location of the base actions
and paths in the namespace.
+
For more information
+
+[http://jakarta.apache.org/slide/howto-j2eestore.html JDBC/J2EE Howto] -
MultiStoreConfig - examples and information on configuring Domain.xml for multiple
stores
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