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From: Leif M. <le...@ta...> - 2003-02-13 14:39:10
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The Wrapper currently only supports comments where the # is the first character on the line. Were you having problems with comments following that rule or were comments placed else where. It sounds like I could probably do some more work cleaning things up with comments. Could you post some examples of what was and wasn't working for you? Thinking about how things are coded, I am not surprised that you were having problems with comments at the end of lines. Currently everything on a given line is used, including trailing white space. Glad you got things working. Cheers, Leif FReAK La Marsch wrote: >Hi, >well I came across that posting, but when you look at my last mail, you'll >see, that I am using a policy file which grants all permissions to any >class. So there should not be any problem with this. > >I solved that problem on an other way. >I used eclipse a little bit careless and so it decided that it would be >cool to delete all my files in the bin folder, where the wrapper.config was >stored too. >So I had to do a rewrite of my config and I used the same parameters as I >did before. But this time, everything worked! > >The only difference is that I did not add any comments into the config >file, so I guess that caused the problem. >When I was editing that file the first time I added some comments for >marking lines where I made some mistakes and I discovered that this was not >a good idea, because the wrapper parsed the whole lines as arguments, >whether there is a # in the middle or not. (For example the wrapper told >me, that it could not find class "WrapperSimpleApp #The ") >So I entered the comments between the lines, but that caused some problems >too. Then I added my comments into the comments that where already present, >but I think that wasn't a good idea either. > >My clue is that you shouldn't use any additional comments anywhere in the >config file. > >Now I am completley happy with the wrapper running my service and I can say >thank you guys for your great work! (except for that comment thing ;-)) > >Have a nice day and a lot of fun, >FReAK > > |