Runtime hierarchical environment

[PaloT]

For now we have properties in:
    generated-spring.properties
and
    spring.properties

We have no per server properties. In our project we use also server
specific settings because every environment is different. For example
in tests you use another mail server than in production environemt ...
.
This should be implemented two ways:
a) Add "spring-${serverName}.properties" to PropertyConfigurer and
serverName have to be defined as startup parameter of java server via
-D option.
b) Add "${user.home}/.<PROJECTNAME>.properties"

Minuses:
- error is raised when property file doesn't exist
- error is raised when serverName isn't defined

Of course anybody can do this in more.xml or applicationContext.xml.
Should this be also useful for others in default setup?

Pavel

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[Patrik Nordwall]

I think it is a good idea, add it to jira backlogg, but it can wait a while. For now (1.7.0) it is possible to solve it with more.xml or SpecialCases.xpt.

I prefer alt a.

/Patrik

PaloT wrote:

For now we have properties in:
    generated-spring.properties
and
    spring.properties

We have no per server properties. In our project we use also server
specific settings because every environment is different. For example
in tests you use another mail server than in production environemt ...
.
This should be implemented two ways:
a) Add "spring-${serverName}.properties" to PropertyConfigurer and
serverName have to be defined as startup parameter of java server via
-D option.
b) Add "${user.home}/.<PROJECTNAME>.properties"

Minuses:
- error is raised when property file doesn't exist
- error is raised when serverName isn't defined

Of course anybody can do this in more.xml or applicationContext.xml.
Should this be also useful for others in default setup?

Pavel

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