Re: Building war files


Alex Hunsley wrote:
John Smith wrote:
Would this work if the app server did not exploded the war file?

Thanks

I think the replier was meaning for you to have a properties file
outside of the jar, in the file system, somewhere in the web application
space.


that is correct. Sorry I didn't make this clear!

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