Yeah, i found that. I believe it's running under jetty, but it's all
prepackaged, and as you suggest I'd rather not mess with it.
And of course the Fuseki folks don't mention any ability to configure
the location - just that by default it's plopped right in the
application's base directory.
I think I'll just bite the bullet and install tomcat.
thanks for your help
danno
Brian Demers <mailto:[email protected]>
August 18, 2016 at 5:26 PM
If that app is running in a servlet container, I'm guessing they the
configure the location of the shiro.ini files via the
EnvironmentLoader:
https://shiro.apache.org/static/current/apidocs/org/apache/shiro/web/env/EnvironmentLoader.html
Otherwise it would depend on how Jena Fuseki is handling the
configuration.
That said, i'm guessing you are trying to avoid messing with files
directly in the application's install directory? If so you would
likely need to chat with the Jena Fuseki folks)
Dan Pritts <mailto:[email protected]>
August 18, 2016 at 4:15 PM
Hi all,
I'm running a prepackaged application (apache jena fuseki) that uses
shiro. It places a shiro.ini file in an inconvenient place, and I'd
like to override the location.
I've looked through the shiro web site for a while and come up empty.
I found documentation on how to set the location in my own java code,
and how to set it in servlet properties if i were running under
tomcat. Unfortunately I'm doing neither, so these aren't helpful.
Ideally there'd be something that i could add to the java command line
like:
-DshiroConfigLocation=file:/etc/shiro.ini
am I missing something, or is it just not there?
thanks!
danno
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Dan Pritts
ICPSR Computing & Network Services
University of Michigan
