right, it is a trunk feature
you need a small module (tomcat listener) to convert env variable in system
properties and ensure each value uses a single system properties
(jdbc:foo:${a}/${b} support is only available on trunk too)
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2013/7/22 mauro2java2011 <[email protected]>
> i use on ooenshift diy for tomee.
> and mysql and phpmyadmin for it as gear
>
> i have also sumulated locally on mi pc:
> into bin direcory of tomee 1.5.2 plus i have added setenv.sh with the same
> variables and values of my openshift diy application.
> if i try to read from a servlet locally and on openshift the variables env
> with System.getEnv("namevariable") i get the value correct.
> but if i try to config the resources.xml with Resource and use the syntax
> that you have suggested it not work
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