The Workflow Server web application has the following file structure:
workflow.war `-WEB-INF |-config | `-workflowserver | `-spring | `-applicationContext.xml |-lib |-properties | `-corem |-application.properties |-logback.xml `-web.xml
Example 3.1. Structure of the Workflow Server web application
The config/workflowserver/spring
directory contains the Spring
configuration. The properties/corem
directory contains the main
configuration.
Properties that are defined in properties/corem
can also be overridden in
the file WEB-INF/application.properties
, via system properties or via
JNDI. Additionally, you can specify additional properties files by defining a comma-separated
list of paths in a system or JNDI property with the name propertieslocations
.
Configuration via JNDI, system properties or additional properties files enables you to leave
the WAR files untouched and for example define properties in the
context.xml
of the Tomcat installation. For details please consult the
[CoreMedia DXP 8 Manual].
Note that once a property is overridden using one of the above methods, reloading its value from the file, where it is originally configured, will be disabled.
You have to install the Workflow Tools as a separate application.