IRC log for #javaee, 2013-11-30

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01:06	cem_	is javafx == pyqt ?
01:13	cem_	got it
01:13	cem_	googly you took more then 3 hours to provide the answer
01:16	cem_	why on the hell they provided auto deploy war file as a feature err
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02:43	aspire	hi
08:56	acuzio	javafx==pyqt ?? thats the first time i have seen that equivalence
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14:26	AlexCzar	Hey all. I have a web application with html5_via_freemarker front-end. Static resources (e.g. js, css, images) are going to be loaded from static resources server (or cdn). Question is: where to keep URLs of static resources?
14:27	AlexCzar	My front-end developer asks me to put it into messages*.properties file and inject into freemarker templates via freemarker variable. Is it a good practice?
14:27	pdurbin	seems reasonable
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18:23	cem_	http://cdn.sheknows.com/content/feeds/thanksgiving_pizza_recipe_sk.jpg
18:38	cem_	thanks giving is weird
19:35	* cem_	sevlet is boring
20:09	balo	: D
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22:00	sfisque	alexczar the real question is "how often will they change". if you put them in a properties file, they're still wired to a build unless you're deploying as an exploded ear/war (which has it's own security issues). if they are fairly glacial then yah, prop file will do. if they're going to change fairly briskly, id' put them in the database. a simple key, url table would do fine
22:02	sfisque	you could even bind them into jndi and expose them as @Resources. additionally, you could make them exposed via a JMX bean, that way they can be updated real-time via a jmx endpoint and serialize the data into either database or a SFSB that passivates and never goes out of scope (inject a reference into an application scoped bean)
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