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My terracotta server is not finding my spring config file (applicationContext.xml) when i specify the path relative to the working directory.

With the following value in tc-config.xml

<paths>
<path>config/applicationContext.xml</path>
</paths>

the beans i specified within the config file were not clustered. I moved applicationContext.xml up a level out of the config directory i.e. into my working directory and altered tc-config.xml to

<paths>
<path>applicationContext.xml</path>
</paths>

The beans are now clustered. Is this a bug or have I got my path specification wrong?

I'm using terracotta 2.4.4 and using dso-java.bat and start-tc-server.bat to start the clients and server respectively.

Thanks,
Jon

I believe this path is compared against the paths of the resources used to load your bean definitions. I assume you're using a FileSystemXmlApplicationContext, so that would be FileSystemResource.

You can enable location information in your config and the bean def resource locations will be logged:

<paths><path>config/applicationContext.xml</path></paths>
<enable-location-info>true</enable-location-info>

I notice that this enable-location-info element is not described in the tc-config-reference.xml, so I'll add that.

Thankyou, that would explain things.

I'm using the ClassPathXmlApplicationContext and have "config" on the classpath so putting "config" into the <PATH> element would throw terracotta completely of the scent.

Thanks,
Jon

Please don't use <enable-location-info>true</enable-location-info>, unless you are absolutely have to.

regards,
Eugene Kuleshov