Re: prefs file magic ?

Hi again,

I actually found out what was going (haven't tried it, was eager to 
reply to myself here:p) ... In my home directory there's a 
.java/.userPrefs/middlegen directory that contains a whole lot of 
preferences for current , test and dead projects... So that's where 
these damn ghost prefs where coming from!? Is there a way to ask 
middlegen not to store stuff over there?

(Am currently using 2.01 but will switch to 2.1 today I think)

Cheers,

greg

> Hi list,
>
> I've been using middlegen for a while in a quite stable setup. Just
> yesterday, I had to generate a few more beans using a different db... So
> in my script I added a call to the middlegen task for the new db...
> After a few tweaks, I finally managed to get the beans generated where
> and how I wanted to. I have changed the "appname" so that it uses a
> separate xml prefs file. I removed the preferences for these beans from
> the original prefs file, which is still used to generate other beans.
>
> Now here comes the fancy part, somehow the prefs that i removed from the
> 1st prefs file keep on reappearing in there. Two times (with two
> settings I can remember I tried - different suffix and different name in
> the cmp20 task)
>
> As one of you a single clue of what might be going on ?
>
> I'll send my scripts if needed, but it seems like I'm missing something
> else there...
>
> Cheers,
>
> g
>


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