on 1/19/00 2:06 PM, Frank Kim <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got a case where I want a FooResources singleton that is just like
> TurbineResources to store application specific stuff. The nice thing with
> TurbineResources is that we can set the props file in init() but there's not
> a nice place to store the FooResources props file without hard coding the
> path to it (tell me if I'm wrong here).
You *could* put it into the servlet engine initArgs like we already do with
TurbineResources.properties loading.
> So what I'd like to do in FooResources is this:
>
> confs = new Configurations(
> new ExtendedProperties(
>
> RelayResources.class.getResourceAsStream( "/foo.properties" )
> )
> );
I would make it RelayResources.getClass().getResourceAsStream().
You could also put a property into the TurbineResources.properties file that
specifies the location of the "extra" properties file. This would probably
be my preferred method.
>
> But this requires adding this constructor to ExtendedProperties:
>
> /**
> * Creates and loads the extended properties from the specified
> InputStream.
> */
> public ExtendedProperties (InputStream input) throws IOException {
> this.load(input);
> }
>
> Would need to synch this with org.apache.java.util
I would rather not touch the EP class right now because we just did a
release of Apache JServ and I don't want to require people to download the
CVS of it.
-jon
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