sdcavanaugh
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8 years ago What version are you using? 2.4.1 saves the configuration to audit4j.conf.yaml.
On Thu, Jun 23, 2016 at 10:25 AM, Italo Paiva notifications@github.com wrote:
In the configuration section of Audit4J documentation it says that the first step that Audit4J try to do is:
"1. Check whether configurations that are directly injected are available in the Context. If available; proceed with the injected configuration. If not, jump to step 7."
How do I "directly inject the configurations in the Context" ?
I'm not able to choose a configuration file from a folder in my application (like 'src/main/resources', for instance), Audit4J is always jumping to the step 7 and creating a new configuration file.
Thanks!
OBS.: I don't know if it is a bug, but when Audit4J creates the configuration file, its name is being "auit4J.conf.yml" instead of "audit4J.conf.yml".
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italopaiva
In the configuration section of Audit4J documentation it says that the first step that Audit4J try to do is:
"1. Check whether configurations that are directly injected are available in the Context. If available; proceed with the injected configuration. If not, jump to step 7."
How do I "directly inject the configurations in the Context" ?
I'm not able to choose a configuration file from a folder in my application (like 'src/main/resources', for instance), Audit4J is always jumping to the step 7 and creating a new configuration file.
Thanks!
_OBS.:_ I don't know if it is a bug, but when Audit4J creates the configuration file, its name is being "auit4J.conf.yml" instead of "audit4J.conf.yml".