If your applications/clients are Wildfly/JBoss servlet applications, you
can use the client subsystem and not ever even crack open the WAR.

On 12/9/2015 7:23 AM, Juraci Paixão Kröhling wrote:
> For which adapter is that? For the JavaScript adapter, we did a servlet
> that returns the appropriate keycloak.json file:
>
> http://git.io/vRdJi
>
> For the Wildfly adapter, we use a system property, which is determined
> at runtime:
>
> http://git.io/vRdJx
> http://git.io/vRdJH
>
> - Juca.
>
> On 09.12.2015 11:47, Anunay Sinha wrote:
>> Hi
>> I need help to figure out how to manage my kecloak.json files in between
>> different environments. Since I have a keycloak server deployed on my
>> dev, qa and preprod, and am using jenkins for CI.
>> Now what i don't know is how this keycloak.json gets loaded.
>> If I knew that, I can have something like keycloak_dev.json,
>> keycloak_qa.json and kecloak_preprod.json, picking up the correct config
>> file as per my environment.
>>
>> Is my understanding and approach is correct. If so can you help me how I
>> can get these respect jsons loaded.
>>
>> --
>> - Anunay
>>
>>
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