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Hey, The reasoning is that I use system properties to store configurations for several services related to the oracle db (like a flyway migration etc.). I want to set everything needed for those services to make a connection (jdbcURL + user + password) in the system properties. But because this has to happen in runtime after the oracle container has started, I have some errors because the system properties are not set in time. That's why I would like to use a fixed port. Any help is highly appreciated! Thanks :) |
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Hey @buniql, using fixed ports is not recommended and not supported. In general, there should be no technical reason why you have to do a setup that relies on hardcoded values, rather than doing it at runtime. We have plenty of users that do such setups involving e.g. Spring-Boot, Flyway and RDMS using different dynamic mechanisms to configure it, such as Spring's |
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Hey @buniql, using fixed ports is not recommended and not supported.
In general, there should be no technical reason why you have to do a setup that relies on hardcoded values, rather than doing it at runtime. We have plenty of users that do such setups involving e.g. Spring-Boot, Flyway and RDMS using different dynamic mechanisms to configure it, such as Spring's
DynamicPropertySource
or dynamic setting of JVM properties.