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Domain.xml - filespath

Hi

The filespath element is not used at the moment (userspath is used in
NamespaceConfig).

    <configuration>
	:
      <userspath>/users</userspath>
      <filespath>/files</filespath> 
	:
    </configuration>

Is <filespath> time coming or past?

Cheers

Jason

Re: Domain.xml - filespath

Posted by Jason Harrop <jh...@bigpond.net.au>.

I had thought its time was past.  But, I now see that NamespaceConfig 
does set the filesPath string.  The problem with it is that it calls 
getConfiguration on "filepath", not "filespath" (which is what is used 
in Domain.xml) - which is also why grep didn't find it for me last time 
around.

cheers,

Jason

Remy Maucherat wrote:

>> Hi
>> 
>> The filespath element is not used at the moment (userspath is used in
>> NamespaceConfig).
>> 
>>     <configuration>
>> :
>>       <userspath>/users</userspath>
>>       <filespath>/files</filespath> 
>> :
>>     </configuration>
>> 
>> Is <filespath> time coming or past?
> 
> 
> I would say past.
> 
> REmy

Re: Domain.xml - filespath

Posted by Remy Maucherat <re...@apache.org>.

> Hi
> 
> The filespath element is not used at the moment (userspath is used in
> NamespaceConfig).
> 
>     <configuration>
> :
>       <userspath>/users</userspath>
>       <filespath>/files</filespath> 
> :
>     </configuration>
> 
> Is <filespath> time coming or past?

I would say past.

REmy