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Date: Fri, 12 Aug 2005 07:22:14 +0100 (BST)
From: dinesh g <dinesh_gkrishnan@yahoo.co.in>
Subject: Setting property Files to classpath
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Hi...

I have some property files in a folder. These files
are used by the  application to look up the JNDI
namings and some other properties. These files need to
be in the classpath. In JBoss i just needed to add
this folder to the classpath for these files to be
picked up by the application. But i am not able to get
these files to be picked up by Geronimo.

I tried adding the folder as a dependency and also
making a jar of the contents of the folder and then
adding the jar as a dependency.  But nothing seems to
be working. How do I add this property folder (or the
individual files within the folder) into the classpath
?

Thanks for your time...

Regards,
Dinesh.G


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