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| peter631 |
 Posted: Thu May 21, 2009 8:36 am |
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Joined: 21 May 2009
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Hello all,
1) Is it possible to change content of application resource file - (.app
file) on the fly?
I changed some environment parameters using application:set_env, and it has
changed,
but content in .app file still the same. Is it normal?
2) Additionally, I noticed, that whole resource file was built in the .boot
file, and target system uses environment parameters this boot, not .app
file.
Should I use sys.config instead?
Thx in adv,
Peter
P.S.
Sorry if it is FAQ |
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| spawn.think |
| Posted: Wed Dec 09, 2009 10:03 am |
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Hi Peter,
Well it's possible to change .app and see the effect in the shell , but you can't call it "on the fly". The reason for that is you have to stop the application, unload it , then start it again.
On the other hand, changing the environment variable from the shell has no effect on the .app file.
In case you are using a target system, you would better use sys.config to override env. values in .app [which are built into the .boot file]
(note: changes to sys.config can't be done on the fly, you will need to set it it manually from the shell or restart the target system to have effect).
hope i made it a bit clear.
Best Regards
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