Jserv Properties file

I use the BC4J technology and I have the following problem:
I deploy a project and I declare the classpath in the Jserv properties file. Everything works perferctly. But when I deploy another application which has a different connection to the database I declare a different classpath in the Jserv properties file (under the first), it always takes the connection of the first declaration. If I change the order in the Jserv file then the first project works but the second no.
Does anybody know how I can solve this problem?
thanks in advanced
Antonios

I think, you could create new servlet zone. Then you may specify different .properties file for each zone.
See your JServ documentation for details how to do this.

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You could add more lines to the properties files maintaining the same pattern. Also noticed that you can read all the values from a CSV file as well.
The last resource is to programmatically read the file and start creating new rows on the VO, which won't use any of the declarative tools for VOs.
-Juan Camilo.

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