Re: [Wrapper-user] Java Classpath and Cascading Include Files

[Leif M. <lei...@ta...>]

Sean,
The wrapper.ignore_sequence_gaps property was not implemented until
version 3.3.6.  Prior to that the numbers in the name needed to be
sequential.  Most likely this is the problem.

The Wrapper is constantly being improved and many features will only
work after a certain version.  To help with this, we have added a
version block at the top of each page showing which platforms,
editions, and versions the property works on.  Please see the
following for an example.
http://wrapper.tanukisoftware.com/doc/english/prop-ignore-sequence-gaps.html

If it still does not work in the latest version, please let me know.

Cheers,
Leif

On Sat, Mar 26, 2011 at 4:46 AM, Sean Ayres <say...@gm...> wrote:
> Hey,
>
> I am currently using version 3.3.0 of the Java Service Wrapper.  We've been
> running the wrapper successfully for awhile with an #include file that
> includes the default initialization parameters for our services.
>
> I recently attempted to create include files for some of the common java
> classpath entries that were occurring in all our service wrapper
> configuration files.  I gave each of these include files their own range of
> values for the wrapper.java.classpath.<n> properties (i.e. first one has the
> range of 100-199, second has the range of 200-299, etc).  I turned on the
> #include.debug and I can see that every include file is being located when
> the services are installed/uninstalled.  Each include file also sets the
> wrapper.ignore_sequence_gaps property to TRUE.
>
> With all debugging turned on, I can see the full java command being run and
> can tell that the classpath entries in the include files are NOT being added
> to the classpath argument, and the only ones found within the classpath
> argument are the ones explicitly listed in the service's own .conf file.  I
> can't find anywhere in the documentation that would indicate that the
> wrapper.java.classpath.<n> properties can't be used within #include files,
> so I am just curious as to why the classpath entries in my "#include" file
> are not being picked up but the ones in the servicename-wrapper.conf files
> are (ignore_sequence_gaps has been set to true).
>
> Thanks,
> Sean A.