The bootstrap properties are the properties defined in the generated
web.xml file. These properties cannot be modified at
runtime. You can view the properties by calling the calling the meta
function _GetSettings. When the WAR file is created
XINS set some default properties which are:
| org.xins.api.name | The name of the API. |
| org.xins.api.build.version | The version of XINS with which the WAR file was created. |
| org.xins.api.version | The version of the API (may be empty). |
| org.xins.api.build.time | The time at which the WAR file was created. |
| org.xins.api.calling.convention | The name of the default calling convention. |
You can also define your own properties. Just add
<bootstrap-properties> and
<bootstrap-property> elements to the
impl.xml file.
Example:
<impl>
<bootstrap-properties>
<bootstrap-property name="xiff.login.page">Login</bootstrap-property>
<bootstrap-property name="xiff.default.command">DefaultCommand</bootstrap-property>
</bootstrap-properties>
</impl>Bootstrap properties starting with org.xins.
are reserved except for the org.xins.server.config
bootstrap property. This property could be set to indicate the location
of the runtime properties file in the case that you cannot pass it in
the command line of the Servlet container.
The values of the properties will be available in the
bootstrapImpl(Map<String, String>
bootstrapProperties) method of your functions and shared
instances.
Since XINS 2.2 it is also possible to define in
impl.xml extra XML elements you want to add to the
generated web.xml file. Tou can think at elements
such as context-param, filter,
listener, ...
To do it, use the following syntax (after runtime-properties):
<impl>
<web-app element="context-param">
<![CDATA[
<param-name>contextConfigLocation</param-name>
<param-value>/WEB-INF/applicationContext.xml,/WEB-INF/daoContext.xml</param-value>
]]>
</web-app>
<web-app element="listener" id="spring">
<![CDATA[
<listener-class>org.springframework.web.context.ContextLoaderListener</listener-class>
]]>
</web-app>
</impl>