sorry if this is in the documentation somewhere, but I haven't found it. (man, I'd love to be able to search in the PDF:). Anyway, I know I can use a properties file for declaring properties that can be substituted in in the transaction manager properties, but this persistence jar i'm creating, I'd like to allow the end user to decide how they want to set up the transaction manager. For example someone might want to use jndi which is only one property vs all the properties they might define if using simple datasource. I want the rest of the sql config though to not be exposed to the end user (that's bundled in my jar), I just want the end user to have to provide a transactionmanager section. How would I go about setting this up? I'm currently loading the slqmap config like:
Reader reader = Resources.getResourceAsReader(sqlMapConfigLocation); sqlMap = SqlMapClientBuilder.buildSqlMapClient(reader); But that only seems to take the location of a single file. Is there a way I can declare the transactionManager section in a separate file that will still be still in the classpath and have that picked up(merged?) with the sqlmap config file or used by the SqlMapClientBuilder? Thanks -- Rick
