Well, as Orion remarked, having tc.properties is rather burdensome on
the user and I am inclined to agree with him. So I think we have a few
choices:
a) Fix the loading of tc.properties so that it is a little bit more user
friendly
b) move all but the really hidden tc.properties into tc-config
Tim Eck wrote:
Yeah we don't really do much with regular classpath, but there is nothing
stopping us from calling ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader().getResource()
if we want to source something from there.
I might argue against this because it would become the 4th distinct way to
load tc.properties though :-)
-----Original Message-----
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[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Eugene Kuleshov
Sent: Monday, August 20, 2007 12:04 PM
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Subject: Re: [tc-dev] basic config
Tim probably would chime in on that, but we don't normally see user
classpath from DSO code and vice versa. Not to mention that DSO stuff is
initialize much earlier then any user contexts...
regards,
Eugene
Taylor Gautier wrote:
Ok. That sounds to me like tc.properties ;-).
However, I have a request. Is it possible to load tc.properties from
the root classpath? e.g. getResource("/tc.properties") - loading them
from the TC installation or the command line seems to be preventative
from using them in a user context, even if that user is advanced.
Steven Harris wrote:
I think the point is to have a way or place to have "default"
modules. We could of course hard code those but that is inflexible so
we are looking to add some sort of hook where we can have these
defaults but make them adjustable for the super advanced user.
Cheers,
Steve
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