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question about "suncertify.properties" file

 
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Hi,Philippe and everyone:
Sorry about my English!
in my assignment,the describe follows:
All configuration must be done via a GUI, and must be persistent between runs of the program. Such configuration information must be stored in a file called suncertify.properties which must be located in the current working directory.
what's it about the configuration in the GUI?
what's message storage in the suncertify.properties file?
[ October 27, 2003: Message edited by: Jofer Chan ]
 
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Hi,
You have to save some informations to configure you application, like:
path and database name (standalone mode);
path and database name (server);
port number;
host name or ip address;
You have to put to and load from suncertify.properties that configurations.
Bests,
Wilder
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See also the topic "Topic: NX: Spec Confusion " that was started by Stefan Olson. Some of my confusion was ended through this topic. The last post for this was October 24.
Terry
 
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Hi Jofer,

what's message storage in the suncertify.properties file?


If you didn't yet, see the java.util.Properties class in the API doc. That's the base class to use.
Terry, thank you to have pointed this thread to Jofer.
Best,
Phil.
 
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