>URI. You could try creating the "artifact" as a directory
>(repository/test/jars/foo-1.1.jar/ ) and then using the proper URI
>syntax (test/foo/1.1/jar) to refer to it and see what happens. That
>would be interesting.
That approach didn't work, nor did sticking the properties file in a (foo) jar file and trying to use that.
>If that doesn't work and you must use Geronimo 1.0, try back-porting
>the shared lib GBean. You'll need something like that.
That sounds a bit ambitious for me! An alternative would be for me to deploy the properties file into Geronimo via JNDI and access it that way. Do you have any pointers on how to do that ?
When is 1.1 slated for release by the way ?
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