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jvx:server:lco:appconfig [2019/06/14 08:09]
admin
jvx:server:lco:appconfig [2020/06/26 12:22]
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-~~Title: Using server-side application configuration ​~~+~~Title: Using Server-Side Application Configuration ​~~
  
 Sometimes you'll need additional settings for your application. Such a setting might be an additional database login or path to xsd files or mail server configuration (if not available in your database). Sometimes you'll need additional settings for your application. Such a setting might be an additional database login or path to xsd files or mail server configuration (if not available in your database).
  
-There'​s no need to implement your own settings mechanism because JVx offers that out-of-the-box.+There'​s no need to implement your own settings mechanism because JVx offers that out of the box.
 Simply add your settings to the [[jvx:​common:​setup:​zones|existing config.xml]] of your application,​ e.g.: Simply add your settings to the [[jvx:​common:​setup:​zones|existing config.xml]] of your application,​ e.g.:
  
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 </​file>​ </​file>​
  
-Above config.xml contains an addition tag: schema. This tag is not a pre-configured ​tag, it's user-defined and not used from JVx.+Above config.xml contains an addition tag: schema. This tag is not a preconfigured ​tag, it's user-defined and not used from JVx.
  
-If you want to use the configured value in a life-cycle object or any other server-side object, simple add one line in your source code:+If you want to use the configured value in a life cycle object or any other server-side object, simple add one line in your source code:
  
 <file java> <file java>
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