The following should work, assuming that your placed the properties file in the
temp directory:
Properties.load(new FileInputStream("/temp/myprops.properties");
Or, let's say that you wanted to place the properties file into the JBoss
server's data directory, then you could do:
String dir = System.getProperties("jboss.server.data.dir");
Properties.load(new FileInputStream(dir + "/myprops.properties");
There are several other system properties that describe other locations within
JBoss.
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