See java.util.Properties
Example:
Properties my_properties = null;
void Load_Properties(String properties_filename)
throws MalformedURLException, IOException
{
my_properties = new Properties();
my_properties.load(new URL(properties_filename).openStream());
}
String Get_Property(String property_name)
{
String return_val = "";
if (my_properties != null) {
return_val = (String) my_properties.get(property_name);
}
return return_val;
}
The only extra bit is to get the properties filename into your servlet.
You could hard-code it ;-( or pass it as a initialization parameter.
I call Load_Properties() as part of a singleton.
Hope this helps.
Bart Cassady
Database Analyst
Corporate Technology Services
Associated Engineering Group Ltd.
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>>> soumya Govardhana <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 04/13 7:32 AM >>>
Hi all,
I'm working on Windows/NT with ServletExec. How to give database connection variables
outside the servlet? and use them in servlet. Is there any why that store these
variables in an *.ini file and call them in servlet?
thank you,
soumya.
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