CAS 5.2.2 and properties

[Matthew Hannay]

Is the following structure correct

cas-overlaytemplate/

 |

 |-------etc/cas/config/cas.properties

 |

 | ------overlays/org.ap.....tomcat-5.2.2

when I run from c:\cas-overlaytemplate/

java -jar target\cas.war

it is not picking up the cas.properties in the etc\ directory

From what I have read the fall back is to that directory 

Even If I add

C:\dev\git-3rdparty-repos\cas-overlay-template>java -jar target/cas.war -Dcas.standalone.config=./etc/cas/config/

C:\dev\git-3rdparty-repos\cas-overlay-template>java -jar target/cas.war -Dcas.standalone.config.file=./etc/cas/config/cas.properties

If I go into the target directory and add my configurations into the application.properties and run the 'maven package'

I then Run

cas-overlay-template>java -jar target/cas.war

the application picks up the properties??

This then feeds me into my next series of problems

--Matt 

[Man H]

See ahead...

El sábado, 10 de febrero de 2018, Matthew Hannay <matthew...@gmail.com> escribió:

Is the following structure correct

cas-overlaytemplate/

 |

 |-------etc/cas/config/cas.properties

 |

 | ------overlays/org.ap.....tomcat-5.2.2

when I run from c:\cas-overlaytemplate/

java -jar target\cas.war

it is not picking up the cas.properties in the etc\ directory

From what I have read the fall back is to that directory 

 

Its /etc/cas/config in Linux

C: /etc/cas/config in windows

This path are not relative to template

Even If I add

C:\dev\git-3rdparty-repos\cas-overlay-template>java -jar target/cas.war -Dcas.standalone.config=./etc/cas/config/

C:\dev\git-3rdparty-repos\cas-overlay-template>java -jar target/cas.war -Dcas.standalone.config.file=./etc/cas/config/cas.properties

If I go into the target directory and add my configurations into the application.properties and run the 'maven package'

I then Run

cas-overlay-template>java -jar target/cas.war

This will be overridden with new builds don't use it

the application picks up the properties??

This then feeds me into my next series of problems

--Matt 

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[Matthew Hannay]

OK from the root ..... I have also made a small change to the documentation to make it clear

and submitted a pull request

I am just trying to work out the -Dcas.standalone.config.file=......

I am not sure if its a spring boot thing thats not picking it up?

I will try with a local install of tomcat and deploy the war...

Thanks

--Matt

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[Ray Bon]

Matthew,

Is cas.properties being copied into the target directory and does it have the values you expect?

On Linux /etc is not writable by a 'regular' user. You could manually create /etc/cas/config and change ownership or permissions (while in development). I do not know how this works on Windows.

Ray

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[Matthew Hannay]

In the POM it says

<!-- app.server could be -jetty, -undertow, -tomcat, or blank if you plan to provide appserver -->

Does the blank mean my provided app server could be weblogic or websphere and I would provide extra classes/jars into the build

or does it meanyou provide the installed app server say tomcat 7 and the build will give you the war to deploy?

[Matthew Hannay]

sorry wrong post .........

about the  -tomcat I will repost on the correct thread

as to properties on windows its c:\etc\........