Relative (not absolute).
So when you are building you jar/war you should care that this
configuration files are placed in jar/war in same manner you are
configured your application.
You can use DefaultConfiguration / FileConfiguration to set path to cayenne.xml
http://cayenne.apache.org/doc20/customizing-configuration.html
Evgeny.
2009/12/31 Michael Gentry <mgentry@masslight.net>:
I put my Cayenne configuration files in src/main/resources, at least
for Maven projects.
mrg
for Maven projects.
mrg
On Thu, Dec 31, 2009 at 6:39 AM, Marek Šabo wrote:
Hi everyone,
I started using cayenne yesterday and got it up and running in my webapp
alongside wicket. I have question about configuration files: can i put them
somewhere else besides the source root (for wicket it is src/main/java) and
then define that location somewhere - e.g. filter configuration in web.xml?
Point is I would very much like to have it under src/main/resources (e.g.
like hibernate does) but then I think it probably won't be able to
traceroute the location of mapping classes from package name.
TIA, regards
--
Marek Šabo
Chief Server Manager
Club SU CVUT Buben
Bubenečská Kolej
Terronská 28, Prague 16000
XMPP: zeratul021@gmail.com
Hi everyone,
I started using cayenne yesterday and got it up and running in my webapp
alongside wicket. I have question about configuration files: can i put them
somewhere else besides the source root (for wicket it is src/main/java) and
then define that location somewhere - e.g. filter configuration in web.xml?
Point is I would very much like to have it under src/main/resources (e.g.
like hibernate does) but then I think it probably won't be able to
traceroute the location of mapping classes from package name.
TIA, regards
--
Marek Šabo
Chief Server Manager
Club SU CVUT Buben
Bubenečská Kolej
Terronská 28, Prague 16000
XMPP: zeratul021@gmail.com
