RESOURCES (for JGAS)
This element contains all RESOURCE
elements defined for
JGAS.
Syntax
<RESOURCES>
[ <RESOURCE></RESOURCE> ] [...]
</RESOURCES
Child elements
A RESOURCES
element contains one or more RESOURCE
child elements.
Usage
You use this element to define RESOURCE
elements, which can then be referenced
in your application configuration files.
Note:
RESOURCES
is the same as the RESOURCE_LIST
in the standard GAS.
In the context of the JGAS there is no need for platform
specific resource definitions for Windows®, UNIX®, etc. Therefore there is
only one RESOURCES
node.
Example RESOURCES
<RESOURCES>
<RESOURCE Id="res.fgldir" Source="INTERNAL">$(FGLDIR)</RESOURCE>
<RESOURCE Id="FGLDIR" Source="ENVIRON">FGLDIR</RESOURCE>
<RESOURCE Id="res.gredir" Source="ENVIRON">GREDIR</RESOURCE>
<RESOURCE Id="res.fglgui" Source="INTERNAL">1</RESOURCE>
<RESOURCE Id="res.dvm.wa" Source="INTERNAL">
$(res.fgldir)\bin\fglrun.exe</RESOURCE>
...
</RESOURCES>
The JGAS
locates the resource based on the value of the
Source
attribute, if specified. - If
Source
is INTERNAL, the resource is resolved to the location provided. - If
Source
is ENVIRON, the resource is the name of an environment variable, which represents the location of the resource.Note: IfSource
is not specified, the resource defaults to INTERNAL.
Parent elements
This element is a child of the CONFIGURATION (for JGAS)
element.