Hi! On Thu, Sep 25, 2008 at 7:13 PM, Scott Jones <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > This does not give a obvious place for the repository file, my first > question is where do people put the repository folder in a production > environment (in my case WebSphere)?
Don't know WebSphere, but you should have a separate location for the repository/ directory, as it contains repository data (even if you use database persistence managers, there is always the namespace and node types registry and the index files). You want to keep them separate from your application code. Have a fixed directory /data/repository or something in the home directory of the websphere user /home/websphere/repository, for example. > Second question: How do you manage he configuration of the repository.xml, > the default build I am looking at for the rar file includes the > repository.xml in the rar. The repository.xml is typically not put into the war file, since it contains things that the server administrator needs to configure (database urls, etc.). The typical way would be to put the repository.xml in the repository folder as described above. You'll have to change the path to the repository.xml in the web.xml then - or where it is eventually configured, but if you have a fixed path, you only need to change it once in your build system. Regards, Alex -- Alexander Klimetschek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
