Hi,
Are you simply looking to define a constant?
In Java, this can be achieved by:
Class A
{
public final static String SERVER = "";
}
You then reference this value in other classes using A.SERVER
Hope this helps.
James
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Sent: 15 October 2009 15:49
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Subject: [java ee programming] using as define in Java
Hi
I may have already posted this, but cannot find it.
I'n using Ajax code, I have 3 different servers the php file is in,
depending on what I'm debugging. I have the Jiffy server when
debugging within eclipse, then I have my local Apache server, when I'm
trying to debug the php code, and a different server name for
production run.
C and PHP has a define statement, whare I could have something like
#define server /local/
And include it in all my files.
Is there a way to do this in java, so I can easly switch the server
name, without having to change it superbly in all my classes?
Ted Define
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