On 3/30/07, David Jencks <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Mar 30, 2007, at 12:45 PM, leonard flournoy wrote: The answers may depend on the geronimo version you are using. I'll assume you are bleeding edge and using 2.0 :-) > 1) Is it possible to change the version of tomcat ? You should be able to just put the version of tomcat you want in the geronimo repo (at the appropriate location, e.g. repository/org/ apache/tomcat/catalina/6.0.12/catalina-6.0.12.jar). If you want to downgrade tomcat you will need to remove the tomcat jars that are already present. This will work as long as the version is not specified in the dependency on tomcat jars in the geronimo-dependencies.xml file in the geronimo-tomcat jar. If your version of geronimo happens to mistakenly have versions there, you'd have to rebuild g. with the tomcat version you want specified. > > 2) Is it possible to specify the parser that geronio uses by default ? xml parser? Isn't this specified by a system property? I think you'll need to put the jaxp jars you want in lib/endorsed to get them appropriately on the classpath and I think you'll need to specify the property on the command line rather than with the SystemProperties gbean.... that would probably be too late. >
3) How do you configre Geronimo to use a single class loader when > loading ear files? don't let any wars in the ear? :-) all ejb and connector modules in an ear currently share a classloader. Each war gets a child classloader, and there's not way to change that. What exactly are you trying to do?
> 4) Does Geronimo offer a service simular to JBoss's > SystemPropertiesService which allows users to access system > properties. can you explain this service? i thought users could use System.getProperty()..... We do have a SystemProperties gbean, maybe that is similar?
Thanks for the information, they were just general questions that I couldn't find answers to. I've taken a look a the SystemProperties GBean and this will work. Thanks thanks
david jencks > > Thanks in advance! >
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