All good - initially this was going to be a datastore (eg a database)....
but it can now be filesystem - which means I dont need the answer.
getResourceSettings().addResourceFolder("configDir/override");
Still, those 2 interfaces seem very similar.
Rgds
Ned
Ned Collyer wrote:
>
> I need to find resources (property resources)... from an external point
> and fall back to wickets inbuilt property resolution.
>
> I'm a little baffled... when stumbling upon:
> IResourceFinder vs IResourceStreamLocator
>
> I'm not sure which interface I should be implementing.
> I've checked the javadoc and the usage within wicket.
>
> They seam destined to be the same thing judging from the javadoc... and
> the words "Locator" or "Finder" pretty much mean the same thing... and
> they both return IResourceStream
>
> I've seen some posts from ... several years back outlining that they are
> named in a confusing manner (from Jonathan Locke)
>
> Can someone shed some light on the subject please? Which should I be
> implementing (or extending existing implementation).
>
>
>
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