Sony Manuel wrote:
> vince kraemer wrote:
>> I need to prevent users from using the bits associated with one
>> version of the server from starting a domain created for a different
>> version of the server.
>>
>> Here is the method that I think will work, but it is very assumption
>> heavy... Is there a better way to do this?
>>
>> input: a domain's "root" directory and and installation's root directory
>>
> install-root/config/asenv.conf has a variable AS_DEF_DOMAINS_PATH.
> Wouldn't the value of this always be the domain root directory?
only for default domains...
Users are allowed to register domains that are not in the default
domains directory...
These free-floating domains could be anywhere.
>
> - Sony
>
>> 1. get the System ID for the domain.xml document.
>>
>> 2. see if there is a dtd, with a name that matches the dtd named in
>> the System ID of the domain.xml document, in the install-root/lib/dtds
>>
>> If there is a file with a matching name, I assume the domain IS
>> compatible with the installation...
>>
>> If there isn't a matching file, or just about any other failure, I
>> assume the domain IS NOT compatible with the installation...
>>
>> vbk
>>
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