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	Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Easybeans.xml by ekke :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Fernando Freitas schrieb: > Sorry, I forgot a detail. > > I am working with easybeans in bundles > > 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is > a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via > another bundle? > > Regards > Fernando > > 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@... <mailto:nandows@...>> > > Hi, > > 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must > to be placed so that easybeans finds it? > > Regards > Fernando > > > fernando - hopefully after eclipsecon I can tell you something how to configure these things ekke
	Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Florent BENOIT-3 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Thanks Florent and Ekke, Thou I didn't make any progress till now. 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. dir 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration file, do you have any source code snippet? Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Hello, I'm still looking for this simple information. 1) What is the path (folder) , in my file system, that should I to put the file configuration "easybeans.xml"? I know that the agent bundle to search in org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf package. but, What is the relative path in my file system? Thanks for your help. Best Regards Fernando Freitas 2009/3/20 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks Florent and Ekke, Thou I didn't make any progress till now. 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. dir 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration file, do you have any source code snippet? Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Florent BENOIT-3 :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR is a system property and it's you that decide the path. Launch the platform with -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf="/my/path" and add an easybeans.xml file in /my/path and Easybeans will use this configuration file Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Hello, I'm still looking for this simple information. 1) What is the path (folder) , in my file system, that should I to put the file configuration "easybeans.xml"? I know that the agent bundle to search in org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf package. but, What is the relative path in my file system? Thanks for your help. Best Regards Fernando Freitas 2009/3/20 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks Florent and Ekke, Thou I didn't make any progress till now. 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. dir 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration file, do you have any source code snippet? Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Guillaume Sauthier :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Fernando Freitas a écrit : > Hello, > I'm still looking for this simple information. > > 1) What is the path (folder) , in my file system, that should I to > put the file configuration "easybeans.xml"? > > I know that the agent bundle to search in org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf > package. > > but, What is the relative path in my file system? Sorry for the delay Fernando AFAIK, there is no relative path: Using the 'org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir' system property, you tell to the system where is the easybeans.xml file If the property is not present or the file does not exists, the agent fallback on the default easybeans configuration files (inside the bundle). Hope it helps --G > > Thanks for your help. > > Best Regards > Fernando Freitas > > > 2009/3/20 Fernando Freitas <nandows@... <mailto:nandows@...>> > > Thanks Florent and Ekke, > > Thou I didn't make any progress till now. > > 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path > > EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. > dir > > 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration > file, do you have any source code snippet? > > > Best Regards > Fernando > > > 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@... > <mailto:Florent.BENOIT@...>> > > Hi Fernando, > > you can provide the configuration file through config admin > and you have also a System property to reference an > easybeans.xml on your filesystem : > String location = > bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + > File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; > > with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = > org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE > = "easybeans.xml"; > > Regards, > > Florent > > > > > Fernando Freitas wrote: >> Sorry, I forgot a detail. >> >> I am working with easybeans in bundles >> >> 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work >> or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the >> configuration file via another bundle? >> >> Regards >> Fernando >> >> 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@... >> <mailto:nandows@...>> >> >> Hi, >> >> 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this >> file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? >> >> Regards >> Fernando >> >> >> > > > `[Guillaume_Sauthier.vcf]` `begin:vcard fn:Guillaume Sauthier n:Sauthier;Guillaume org:<a href="http://www.ow2.org"><img title="OW2" alt="OW2 Consortium" border="0" src="http://www.ow2.org/xwiki/bin/skin/XWiki/DefaultSkin/logoOW2.png" /></a> adr:;;;;;;France email;internet:guillaume.sauthier@... title:<a href="http://jonas.ow2.org">JOnAS Application Server</a> x-mozilla-html:TRUE url:http://jonas.ow2.org version:2.1 end:vcard`
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Thanks very much. It is working , now!! The right launch should be -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir= "/my/path" Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/24 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR is a system property and it's you that decide the path. Launch the platform with -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf="/my/path" and add an easybeans.xml file in /my/path and Easybeans will use this configuration file Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Hello, I'm still looking for this simple information. 1) What is the path (folder) , in my file system, that should I to put the file configuration "easybeans.xml"? I know that the agent bundle to search in org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf package. but, What is the relative path in my file system? Thanks for your help. Best Regards Fernando Freitas 2009/3/20 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks Florent and Ekke, Thou I didn't make any progress till now. 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. dir 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration file, do you have any source code snippet? Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message Please... see this... ....my product finds the easybeans.xml after it launchs the platform with -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir="/my/path" , but I am using a config.ini to start my other bundles. So, if I use -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir="/my/path", my easybeans bundles don't start. 1) How should I do to resolve this conflict ? Regards Fernando PS: I puted my config in the same path that the easybeans.xml. Not worked! 2009/3/24 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks very much. It is working , now!! The right launch should be -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir= "/my/path" Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/24 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR is a system property and it's you that decide the path. Launch the platform with -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf="/my/path" and add an easybeans.xml file in /my/path and Easybeans will use this configuration file Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Hello, I'm still looking for this simple information. 1) What is the path (folder) , in my file system, that should I to put the file configuration "easybeans.xml"? I know that the agent bundle to search in org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf package. but, What is the relative path in my file system? Thanks for your help. Best Regards Fernando Freitas 2009/3/20 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks Florent and Ekke, Thou I didn't make any progress till now. 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. dir 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration file, do you have any source code snippet? Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando
	Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Easybeans.xml by Freitas :: Rate this Message: Reply to Author \| View Threaded \| Show Only this Message My easybeans.xml was with problem. Now, I am working with my easybeans.xml and my config.ini . All bundles is working, very well. Thanks for this knowledge Fernando Freitas 2009/3/24 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Please... see this... ....my product finds the easybeans.xml after it launchs the platform with -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir="/my/path" , but I am using a config.ini to start my other bundles. So, if I use -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir="/my/path", my easybeans bundles don't start. 1) How should I do to resolve this conflict ? Regards Fernando PS: I puted my config in the same path that the easybeans.xml. Not worked! 2009/3/24 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks very much. It is working , now!! The right launch should be -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir= "/my/path" Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/24 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR is a system property and it's you that decide the path. Launch the platform with -Dorg.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf="/my/path" and add an easybeans.xml file in /my/path and Easybeans will use this configuration file Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Hello, I'm still looking for this simple information. 1) What is the path (folder) , in my file system, that should I to put the file configuration "easybeans.xml"? I know that the agent bundle to search in org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf package. but, What is the relative path in my file system? Thanks for your help. Best Regards Fernando Freitas 2009/3/20 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Thanks Florent and Ekke, Thou I didn't make any progress till now. 1) What should I consider the root location for the following path EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf. dir 2) If I use the service admin to register the configuration file, do you have any source code snippet? Best Regards Fernando 2009/3/20 Florent BENOIT <Florent.BENOIT@...> Hi Fernando, you can provide the configuration file through config admin and you have also a System property to reference an easybeans.xml on your filesystem : String location = bc.getProperty(EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR) + File.separator + EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE; with EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE_DIR = org.ow2.easybeans.osgi.conf.dir and EASYBEANS_USER_CONFIG_FILE = "easybeans.xml"; Regards, Florent Fernando Freitas wrote: Sorry, I forgot a detail. I am working with easybeans in bundles 1) Should I work in easybeans bundles structure to this work or there is a simple way to do it, like registering the configuration file via another bundle? Regards Fernando 2009/3/19 Fernando Freitas <nandows@...> Hi, 1) How can I do to register easybeans.xml or where this file must to be placed so that easybeans finds it? Regards Fernando