Well... ;-)
(I'm a beginner both in terms of PriDE and servlets.)
Currently I simply set the VM arguments in the eclipse (Jetty Launcher)
launch configuration.
Before, when I was using Tomcat/Sysdeo, I couldn't do this. Then I hard
coded the properties:
System.setProperty("pride.driver", "com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver");
...
Can't I specify VM arguments in the web.xml file?
/Anders
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Gwyn Evans wrote:
Hmm, out of interest, how are you specifying the DB details when
running PriDE from a web-app, as the docs I saw seemed to suggest this
would require system properties set at app startup? Other than that,
it looked interesting, although I also mean to have a look at Spring's
JDBC support...
/Gwyn
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