Hi,
you should use properties for the endpoint urls or for parts of them.
Often it is also a good idea to split spring contexts into a fixed part
and a part that is different for the stages.
In the test project deploy your test properties in src/test/resources.
In the server then deploy your real properties on the classpath. I have
also seen projects that use a -D variable for starting the server. So
for example
they have -Dstage=prod to indicate te production system. Then they can
use this property in the spring config to load different property files.
Christian
Am 09.03.2011 12:16, schrieb Laurentiu Trica:
Hello,
I'm using Camel with Servicemix and I have a hard time managing the test and
production server configurations for endpoints.
Is there a way to go in this cases?
I mean, I have different route details for test and production servers, so I
have to constantly pay attention when deploying.
And this is a stopper for automatic testing my application.
Any piece of information is welcomed!
Thank you.
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