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properties can be reloaded w/o having to bounce the system #10

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kvimber opened this issue Jun 16, 2011 · 1 comment
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properties can be reloaded w/o having to bounce the system #10

kvimber opened this issue Jun 16, 2011 · 1 comment
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kvimber commented Jun 16, 2011

  • Currently, since properties files are defined in a python dictionary, you can't re-read them when the system is running, you have to bounce the whole thing.
  • We want to have it so that a user can reset a system setting, and then just tell the system they want the properties re-loaded, and it should run with it.
  • We can do this by actually loading the properties from a text file into a properties dictionary, and then just calling the same method that loads them when an admin wants them reloaded
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kvimber commented Jun 16, 2011

Kendrick, do you think that this should be included in Milestone #1?

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