Feature #807
When running in headless mode possibility to change the root directory
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Description
In headless mode the CodeSigner.jar and the properties file have to be placed in the root of the tree in which the jar's to be signed reside.
It would be nice to have a propety in the properties file or an argument on the command line where we can set this root.
History
Updated by Patrick Talbot about 11 years ago
- Status changed from New to Rejected
No need for an external parameter for this...
What prevents you to create a .sh or .bat file that will set the working directory?
For example, let's say (on Windows), you've put the CodeSigner jar on c:/tools and you want to sign the files in c:/Servoy/application_server, you could do:
cd c:/Servoy/application_server java -jar c:/tools/CodeSigner7.jar
Updated by Michel van Klink about 11 years ago
The Codesigner-log.txt will then be placed in the application-server directory. And also the CodeSigner.properties is read/created in the application-server directory.
Updated by Patrick Talbot about 11 years ago
Yes, and what's the problem with that? These are specific to an application_server directory.
I do have dozens of Servoy installation on my DEV environment and I sign them from one CodeSigner jar, but each Servoy folder can have its own settings...
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