I need to find the domain I'm in

[Chris Norris <CN...@widen.com>]

I have emails that get sent out to admins in the system... but I want to
have it act differently depending on whether it's on the production server
or it's local.  So if the domain is localhost, emails only get sent to
developers, but if it's something other than local host, emails get sent to
all admins.  Is there a better way to go about doing this?  I suppose I
could set some sort of debug variable somewhere.
 
-Chris

Re: I need to find the domain I'm in

[Detlef Schulze <de...@jaide.de>]

Check the IP of the server (only possible if you are using a 1.4+ JDK)

or

set a System property with the -D switch when starting up your servlet
engine i.e. "java -Drunning_on_hot"


I once saw a WebObjects Project that had a list of IPs and changed its
behavior depending on what machine it was deployed on. Worked pretty good.


----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Norris" <CN...@widen.com>
To: "'Tapestry Users List'" <ta...@jakarta.apache.org>
Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 4:13 PM
Subject: I need to find the domain I'm in


> I have emails that get sent out to admins in the system... but I want to
> have it act differently depending on whether it's on the production server
> or it's local.  So if the domain is localhost, emails only get sent to
> developers, but if it's something other than local host, emails get sent
to
> all admins.  Is there a better way to go about doing this?  I suppose I
> could set some sort of debug variable somewhere.
>
> -Chris
>


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Re: I need to find the domain I'm in

[Darren Foltinek <da...@frontrange.ca>]

To set variables that depend on the deployment environment (production or 
development) I use ANT to set servlet init-parameter variables in  the 
web.xml file.  Then do an "ant" or "ant production" to build the 
deployment-specific WAR file.

Can post details if you want...

-- Darren


>I have emails that get sent out to admins in the system... but I want to
>have it act differently depending on whether it's on the production server
>or it's local.  So if the domain is localhost, emails only get sent to
>developers, but if it's something other than local host, emails get sent to
>all admins.  Is there a better way to go about doing this?  I suppose I
>could set some sort of debug variable somewhere.
>
>-Chris



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