AFAIK these files are usually put in the WEB-INF directory. The problem may be
that it cannot resolve the absolute path to the file. Define the properties file
as something like "WEB-INF/demo.config" & use getRealPath(String) ...
/** Load the System Properties. */
Properties p = new Properties(System.getProperties());
String propertyFileName = "WEB-INF/demo.config";
/** getRealPath will return the full OS path to your file **/
FileInputStream propertyFile = new FileInputStream(
getServletContext().getRealPath(propertyFileName));
p.load(propertyFile);
System.setProperties(p);
Hope this helps,
Stephen
Kunal Shah wrote:
>
> hi all
> In our application, we are using servlets, pure java classes for database
> manipulations, and jsps .
> In servlets and java classes we are using java resource bundle utility with
> resource files which are used in some jsps also
> In jswdk we put this property files in jsp folder where my all I put all my
> jsp.
> Now we want to move to tomcat, but in tomcat event though I placed the
> property file in my jsp folder with all my jsp files, it throws exception of
> property file not found .
> Where should I place my property file ?
> Thanx in advanced
> Purak
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