You have to tell the Configuration class what to use as the 'delimiter'.
With XMLConfiguration, I always have this in the startup of my class (so
that I have no delimiting):
XMLConfiguration.setDelimiter('~');
> In our config files, we have LDAP URLs (among other values) that had
> commas in them. "ldap://serverhost/DC=domain,DC=com";. With config
> 1.1, this worked perfectly well; getString() returned the full value
> exactly as in the XML file.
>
> I ran into an issue that made no sense with config 1.4 - I only get up
> to "DC=domain" - the ",DC=com" disappeared from getString().
>
> When I did a dump of the config properties, I saw that the URI had
> gotten converted to a list of 2 strings, and getString() silently only
> returned the first one (as documented). I have yet to find any
> documentation on this change nor on how to avoid it.
>
> This is not what I want. I can create a list by creating multiple
> values each in their own tags just fine without this trying to "help"
> me. :) How can I restore the original behaviour and/or "escape" the
> comma to keep it from generating a list and leave the string intact?
>
> thanks,
> Joe
>
>
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