Dirk,
I have doubts about your setup:
> Configuration.initializeSharedConfiguration (lvCayenneFileConfig);
This line sets a singleton configuration object that is shared by all
users of a given application... Doing it per session seems wrong (even if
you got your threading right, there will be a significant overhead loading
XML files on every new session).
You can actually still use this approach instead of DataDomains, but
you'll have to avoid setting shared configuration and instead store named
configurations in some sort of application global map, using your own
DataContext factory that pulls the right configuraton.
Andrus
> Hello Juergen,
>
> we've solved this for us using:
>
> FileConfiguration lvCayenneFileConfig = new FileConfiguration
> (lvCayenneConfigFile); lvCayenneFileConfig.addFilesystemPath
> (lvCayenneConfigDirectory);
> //System.out.println("--------------------------------->" +
> lvCayenneFileConfig.getProjectFile().getAbsolutePath());
> Configuration.initializeSharedConfiguration (lvCayenneFileConfig);
>
> where lvCayenneFileConfig points to the Directory and Filename where
> Cayenne reads the cayennexyz.xml. We've appended the Portalname of the
> Portal the user has been loged in. So there is a cayenne_info.xml and a
> cayenne_edi.xml ... and so on.
>
> Hope this helps.
>
> Regards
>
> Dirk
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