Dave Bryson wrote:
>
> Jason,
>
> Here's what I'm seeing:
>
> If you try to override properties with a property file other than default - for
> example the props file in the whiteboard. The Runtime will not pickup
> both paths; it'll only grab one.
>
> However, if I tweak the default.properties file to look for two paths it works - why
>-
> because it's not overriding properties via
>ConfigurationsProperties.setOverridingProperty().
>
> ConfigurationsProperties puts overidden properties in a Hashtable which means you
> can only have one key called "resource.path"!
>
> This is my hunch as of right now...I'm still investigating!
Any chance you can make the loaders also support
.... resource.path = <dir1>,<dir2>,<dir3>
or
.... resource.path = <jar1>,<jar2>,<jar3>
?
Then you would have a workaround right now, and also, I am lazy and that
would be the default way I would want to use it... it's also how our
beloved bretheren in WebMacro-land do it, so we wouldn't be suprising
all the ex-WM users :)
geir
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