[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>It kind of depends on what type of configuration object it is.
>For a PropertiesConfiguration, you need a file.
>For a JNDIConfiguration, you need a prefix like java:env etc.
>So, it means that there are quite a few settings. Additionally, we need to
>specifiy either some sort of magic key for the type of class to load, or a
>classname.
You're thinking _much_ to complicated. Think simple. Think Factory. See my
other mail. :-)
Regards
Henning
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