1. Setting class properties in Java, Spring config Vs System Properties file stackoverflow.comWe can use both Spring config file OR a .properties file to store and retrieve some properties, like for a database connection. (db url, db password and etc) We can also use ... |
2. System properties and PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer forum.springsource.orgSystem properties and PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer I've been playing around with Spring+Hibernate with an hsqldb database. If you want to run hsqld standalone, you need to specify the URL in the form: jdbc:hsqldb:file:/full/path/to/database/directory ... |
3. Initializing beans based on system properties forum.springsource.orgWith standard Spring, you can use PropertyPlaceholderConfigurers and ProperyOverrideConfigurers to override properties of beans. By default, the configurers use the system properties as fallback mechanism. There is no way currently that ... |
4. system-properties-mode gone from 3.1.0.RC1? forum.springsource.orgsystem-properties-mode gone from context:property-placeholder in 3.1? I have a spring configuration that is using the new 3.1 schemas. But I noticed that the system-properties-mode no longer seems to be available when ... |
5. Setting properties in beans through system properties forum.springsource.orgIs there a way in Spring 1.1 to have spring the value of a property in a bean via a system property. What we need is to be able to schedule ... |
6. Ensuring a system property is set forum.springsource.orgEnsuring a system property is set Hi I have a bunch of system properties that i need to be set before I can do any JSSE stuff. I wont rely on ... |
7. How to set System.out as a property forum.springsource.orgThis must be easy, but I just cant see how. class Gadget { public PrintStream setOut( PrintStream ps ){...} public PrintStream getOut(){...} void doStuff() { getOut().print("Hello" ); } How do I ... |
8. How to set the encoding of PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer to a system property value? forum.springsource.orgHow to set the encoding of PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer to a system property value? Hi all, My config.properties file has different file encoding in different environments. So I need to set it up ... |
9. System properties in PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer. forum.springsource.orgSystem properties in PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer. I have encountered a problem trying to load the System property USERNAME. My xml configuration is: Code: |
10. Why doesn't Log4jConfigListener resolve system properties in URL-style locations? forum.springsource.orgHi, Log4jWebConfigurer can be used to load different Log4J config files depending on a system property (Log4jConfigListener just passes it through): Code: |
11. About system properties file forum.springsource.orgDear all, I would like to define an application level property file like app.properties with content: pageSize=4 maxPage=10 ...... i would like to allow to read this in anywhere of the ... |
12. Removing the use of System Properties forum.springsource.orgRemoving the use of System Properties Hello, I have inherited an application that leveraged system properties as a location for the PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer. This was deemed an issue with the project since ... |
13. Seeting System Property via spring forum.springsource.orgSetting System Property via spring Hi All, I want to set system property in my application via spring config file. I tried to set system property as below but I couldn't ... |
14. Determining properties file from system property forum.springsource.orgI have a properties file I'm loading the provides substitution values for many beans. For example: |
15. How to set System Properties in Spring Config file forum.springsource.orgI am a little unclear about your question, but you may want to take a look at using a Code: PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer . You can find more information about this in section ... |
16. System Properties forum.springsource.orgSystem Properties Hi, I am tearing my hair out trying to get this working: I have a java system property called a.b.c=c:/mydatafile.dat Now, I have a Spring bean called read file ... |