If you read all of my posts to this list (doubtful), then you'll know that I'm working with Eclipse lately (under the guise of SAP NWDS).
Things are generally OK except that Eclipse is complaining about my orion-application.xml file. I am using filtering to insert values during the build, but Eclipse doesn't know that so it complains, and I'm not sure what the best approach is to get around this annoyance. Here's the file and it works great in Maven: <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <!DOCTYPE orion-application PUBLIC "-//ORACLE//DTD OC4J Application runtime 9.04//EN" "http://xmlns.oracle.com/ias/dtds/orion-application-9_04.dtd";> <orion-application> <jazn ${jazn.config} /> </orion-application> And my corresponding profiles.xml: prod,qe => <jazn.config>provider="LDAP"</jazn.config> local => <jazn.config>provider="XML" location="jazn-data.xml" persistence="VM_EXIT"</jazn.config> (Basically its a hassle to set up the LDAP option, so we just use the XML option locally, but then on the prod and qe environment we like to use LDAP.) I've tried the following: <orion-application> <jazn provider="${jazn.config}" /> </orion-application> Plus changed profiles.xml: prod,qe => <jazn.config>LDAP</jazn.config> local => <jazn.config>XML" location="jazn-data.xml" persistence="VM_EXIT</jazn.config> That should work, but Eclipse looks at the DTD and says "options for provider are XML and LDAP" and breaks. Similar stuff happens when I tried: <orion-application> ${jazn.config} </orion-application> and other things similar. The DTD says the file is bad so Eclipse complains. My next thought is to simply replace the filtered file with a full (proper) XML file for each environment and then tell Maven to copy one or the other using profiles. But I'm not certain if this is the best approach, nor am I sure how the main/src/resources folder should look to make this work best. Another option is to write a little plugin that I can add some configuration options to etc and allow it to generate the file for me during the build. Anyone run into this (or something similar) and have some advice/options for the best way forward? I'd be OK with a simple way to tell Eclipse "shut up, this file is fine" but can't find that option... ;-) Wayne --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
