Is there a way to create "environmental variables"? For example when

scotte over 10 years ago

Is there a way to create "environmental variables"? For example when deploying application from Development to Test or QA to Production, etc. The values for some variables will need to change, such as server name or whatever is unique in my process. Or do we have to create a checklist and manually change variables when we move from one environment to the next? Thanks!...

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narayanar over 9 years ago +1

When you have too many integration with other systems like web services urls, topics, etc etc, it is very important to have a source version control, which is possible by keeping all of them in a single…

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0 Chris over 10 years ago

We use lesliec's method in a number of locations, works great for links (to the current server) or for a MODE setting (I use MODE settings in each environment to determine routing/notification restrictions in testing - no changes needed when moving to production). Set the constants across all servers once and do not include them in any application bundle.
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0 Chris over 10 years ago

We use lesliec's method in a number of locations, works great for links (to the current server) or for a MODE setting (I use MODE settings in each environment to determine routing/notification restrictions in testing - no changes needed when moving to production). Set the constants across all servers once and do not include them in any application bundle.
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