[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using the example embedded directory code. I am up and running but my
additions to the directory are not being persisted. If I shutdown JBoss
and restart the additions are gone. I am configuring the server in the
StartStopListener but am unsure how to fix this behavior.
I see these methods such as shutdownHookEnabled but am unsure what that
does or what the default setting is.
Any help is appreciated.
First of all please keep in mind that this generic example has proof of
concept character. For JBoss for instance, a better integration exists
in the form of a sar-module.
Now your problem. I have an idea.
I have tested the webapp-example with several other AppServers (Tomcat
WebSphere, Jetty). The changes have been persisted, but this may not be
the case for all servers. The reason is the option I have chosen for the
working directory (which stores the JDBM files with your partitions). In
the example code it is a temporary directory provided by the app server.
File workingDir = (File) servletContext.getAttribute
("javax.servlet.context.tempdir");
...
MutableServerStartupConfiguration cfg =
new MutableServerStartupConfiguration();
cfg.setWorkingDirectory(workingDir);
...
Unfortunately it is not guaranteed by the servlet specification, that a
web application gets the same directory after a restart, and that it is
untouched ...
How about trying to programmaticaly select another directory and see
whether changes are saved between restarts.
Greetings from Hamburg,
Stefan
