Re: [Pride-users] Re: [Wicket-user] Re: Tools and frameworks

[Eelco H. <eel...@to...>]

About PriDE... It wasn't on my radar until today. Just looked at it and 
it passed the 5 minutes test (which means that I understood how to use 
it within 5 minutes). Cool! Not sure if I am ready to live without 
relation support, but having worked with OJB and Hibernate for a few 
years now, I have to agree that relation support can be serious cause of 
all kinds of not-so-obvious problems too.

Cheers,

Eelco


Jan Leßner wrote:

> Hello everybody.
>
> I would suggest to have a look in the PriDE examples folder. There is 
> a example of how to use PriDE from within a servlet engine, 
> independently from the engine's specific features. Maybe this helps 
> you along. The example uses are hard-coded configuration which you can 
> simply modify to a variant reading a property file from the class path 
> and feed the properties to the PriDE initialization.
>
> Regards,
> Jan
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> Anders Peterson schrieb:
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>> Eelco Hillenius wrote:
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>>> You can't specify VM arguments in your web.xml file. You can use 
>>> web.xml parameters in your Wicket application object (override 
>>> method init). You should note however that VM arguments are in the 
>>> scope of the whole VM that can have mutliple (conflicting?) 
>>> webapplications. So, you probably want to avoid depending on VM in 
>>> production systems unless you are really sure you 'own' the server.
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>> Ok.
>>
>> The class/method that reads the properties doesn't access 
>> System.getProperty("aProp") directly. Instead it takes an argument of 
>> type Properties. So, there is no problem.
>>
>> Having multiple databases, for one app, is not a problem either.
>>
>> http://pride.sourceforge.net/PriDE-Introduction.html#AccessingMultipleDatabases 
>>
>>
>> /Anders
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