Hi Michele, I've done what you've suggested, but the variable substitution is performed after doInit() is completed. The issue is that I need substituted variables inside my doInit(). Is there a reason having replaceAllEntries called after the doInit() or could this invocation done before?
Tchüss -- Christian -----Original Message----- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Michele Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 6:29 PM To: xmlblaster@server.xmlBlaster.org Subject: Re: [xmlblaster] Variable substitution in xmlBlasterPlugins.xml Salut Christian, you are right, as it looks like now there is currently no replacement of such variables in the plugins. One fast solution would be to let your plugin extend the GlobalInfo (which is a base class for plugins in the contrib package). This way the transformation would be done implicitly. If you do that, you should move your init(...) Code to doInit(...) (and make sure not to overwrite the init method). Cheers Michele christian chevalley wrote: > > Hi Guys, > > I am not sure I have missed something here, but it seems to me that > configuration variable substitution is not implemented for attributes > in xmlBlasterPlugins.xml. This is working fine with the properties > file (xmlBlaster.properties) but doesnt work as described in > engine.runlevel. I have tried various possibilities but no luck so far: > > -Dxcare.partition.base=${PARTITION_BASE} on the command line followed by : > > <plugin id='JobScheduler' create='true' className=' '> > > <attribute > id='config'>${xcare.partition.base}/profiles/jobs.xml</attribute> > > > > </plugin> > > In xmlBlasterPlugins.xml. xcare.partition.base Is not substituted. > The same is true whenever using ${java.io.tmpdir} or other java > environment variable. > > Is it the plugins responsibility to perform the variable substitution? > > Cheers -- Christian >
