On 14.06.2006, at 10:29, Ulrich Köster wrote:
> Moin Jürgen,
>
>
> Am 14.06.2006 um 10:17 schrieb Jürgen Lorenz Simon:
>
>> Hi,
>>
>> I'm starting to feel a little aggravated with WOLips, simple
>> things turn out to be real
>> nightmares, I need a little help here.
>>
>> How do I convince a run configuration to take my settings? It used
>> to be possible to
>> set runtime properties in the Properties file in XCode, however
>> WOLips seems to be
>> ignoring the Properties file entirely.
>>
>> So I'm trying to hand the properties to the application using the
>> arguments tab, with the
>> normal -D notation. Those are also ignored.
>
> Could I get an example.
In the arguments tab of my run configuration, in the program
arguments, I pass in the settings
-DNSDebugLevel=NSLog.DebugLevelDetailed
-DNSDebugGroups=(NSLog.DebugGroupRules)
D2WTraceRuleFiringEnabled=YES
D2WTraceRuleModificationsEnabled=YES
and I get nothing. I also tried to include a log4j.properties file in
the classpath, nada. Also, the
ERXProperties class logs that it found my Properties file, but none
of the setting in there are
actually applied. I'm confounded. No idea which log4j settings are
used, where it gets its runtime
properties from.
Yet: when setting some of my own custom properties in the arguments,
they are set and can
be read properly. Only the properties concerned with WO and log4j
seem to be affected.
Juergen.
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