[2.0.4] Multiple Conf Directories

Hi,
For a number of projects using shared code, I'm using 2 settings in Build.scala to include a shared codebase:
templatesImport += "shared.views._" for the templates and�resourceDirectory in Compile

I found the solution:
�unmanagedResourceDirectories in Compile 
� � � � � (base / "app" / "shared" / "conf") ::
� � � � � Nil
� � � � }
in Build.scala. This directive apparently adds additional resources to the classpath and allows for multiple entries, unlike resourceDirectory, which points straight to a single directory.

val main = PlayProject(appName, appVersion, appDependencies, mainLang = JAVA).settings(
� � � � unmanagedResourceDirectories in Compile 
� � � � � (base / "app" / "shared" / "conf") ::
� � � � � Nil
� � � � }
� � )
...more specifically.

Hi all, The application I am building has a requirement that I would like to explain. The application runs on the users PC, and has a locally installed couch. I am expecting the users to be amassing an every growing size of db. So for each user there will come a time when they run out of space on the partition/drive that has the /var/lib/couch db. Since this is a single user app, I don't expect
Hello all, I have a requirement to search within multiple directories on the same server. Can I accomplish this task using nutch? Pls lemme know. Thanks!
Hi, I am using MultipleOutputs to write my data to multiple directories. I have done it as specified in the example http://archive.cloudera.com/cdh/3/hadoop/api/org/apache/hadoop/mapreduce/lib/output/MultipleOutputs.html I am trying to write to multiple directories similar to :  mos.write("seq", LongWritable(1), new Text("Bye"), "Seq1/seq_a");  mos.write("seq", LongWritable(1), new Text("
Hi, I have summary data created in directories every 10 minutes and I have a job that needs to LOAD from all directories in a one hour period. I was hoping to use Hadoop file path globing, but it doesn't seem to allow the glob patterns with slashes '/' in them. If my directory structure looks like what I show below, does anyone have any suggestions for how I could write a LOAD command that would
Hi, I was just wondering why do we specify more than one directories for dfs.name.dir . What I understand is dfs.name.dir should be valued to 2 directories one on the local and the other on the NFS. Are we trying to protect the name node from eventualities? If so, what is the role of Secondary NameNode ? I am using apache hadoop-0.20 Regards, Nagarjuna
I have files in multiple directories like /dir1/a1../dir2/aN. Is there a way to merge these files into a different directory /dir1/a1../dir2/aN -> merge into one file /dir1/b1../dir2/bN -> merge into one file
Hi all, Is it possible to specify multiple HDFS directories in 'Load' function. Ex: raw =3D LOAD '/input_data/dir1', '/input_data/dir2', '/input_data/dir= 3' USING PigStorage ('\t') AS (.....); Thanks, Jay
Hey, I need to check the existence of a webaddress on a foreign webserver. I could use fsocketopen to check the domain only, _but_ the important thing is to check one or multiple directories like http://webservername.com/subdir/dir. I found out that the common way is to use fopen() for similair functionality, but the it's too slow when I want to check 50+ addresses. Is there an alternative
Hi there, I use ProxyPass to connect Apache Cocoon with Apache HTTPD: ProxyPass /project/ http://localhost:8888/ajaxBlock/ ProxyPassReverse / http://localhost:8888/ The result is that a call to "http://localhost/project/project.html" is the same as a call to "http://localhost:8888/ajaxBlock/project.html". Now I want that the "ajaxBlock" can be whatever block I want, something like:
I've done my best by carefully reading the Apache documentation and trying various things, but I just can't figure out a solution to the following problem. On the server I'm on, I don't have access to compile modules, so I'm probably looking for a mod_rewrite solution. In the document root for my site, I have some directories: /home/httpd/html/john /home/httpd/html/paul I can get to these with