> If a service property is defined as
>
>   services.STFParserService.database=gandalf
>
> then it must be retrieved
> using the service Configuration, not TurbineResources. So
> 
> services.STFParserService.database=gandalf
> 
> should be retrieved in the services with
> 
> String database = getConfiguration().getString("database", "default");
> 
> Don't use TurbineResources, as the ServiceBroker processes the service
> properties and makes them available via getConfiguration().

Ok, thanks for the hints. Now, how should I access the same
property from a class that is not the service itself? For example
from a class that is a utility for the service?

Thanks again,


-- 
Gonzalo A. Diethelm
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