Hi Jeroen,

the conf directory is not included in SMX classpath, that's why classpath:servicemix.properties doesn't work.

What you can do is :
- create a directory conf/services
- modify classworlds description (conf/servicemix.conf) to add conf/services in the classpath. You can add the conf directory into the classpath too. You should have something like:

main is org.apache.servicemix.Main from app

[app]
        load ${servicemix.home}/conf
        load ${servicemix.home}/conf/services
        load ${servicemix.home}/lib/*.jar
        load ${servicemix.home}/lib/optional/*.jar

After that you will be able to use both classpath:servicemix.properties and classpath:custom.properties.

Regards
JB

On 08/11/2010 10:36 AM, Jeroen Verhagen wrote:
Hi all,

I'm using a PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer to configure ftp locations
in my ftp SU. At deployment I want to override these properties for
different locations (test/acceptance/production) so that I will not
accidentally deploy a production release to test causing the wrong ftp
locations to be used with the possibly disastrous consequences of
production data being lost in the test machine.

I was thinking this could be done by adding a custom property file to
the $apache-servicemix/conf directory and then adding to service.xml
something like

   <bean id="propertyConfigurer"
class="org.springframework.beans.factory.config.PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer">
       <property name="location" value="classpath:servicemix.properties" />
       <property name="location" value="classpath:custom.properties" />
   </bean>

but this does not work. Also adding the overriden properties to
servicemix.properties does not seem to work.

I read on the mailinglist to look into Spring's
PropertyOverrideConfigurer. However this wants to directly set
properties on Spring beans, but I don't know how the following
ftp:poller translates into a Spring bean:

   <ftp:poller service="dsvcts:ftp"
             endpoint="pollerEndpoint"
             targetService="dsvcts:file"
             targetEndpoint="ftp-sender"
             uri="${ftp.poller.url}">
   </ftp:poller>

If the PropertyOverrideConfigurer is the way to go about this can
anybody please tell how to use this override the uri of this
ftp:poller?

Thanks for any help.

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