I've solved it through Spring and Struts2.
1. Define your property in maven.
<app.somePath>/some/path</app.somePath>
2. Create some application property file and put into into the
src/main/resources folder.
Add the following property which will be passed to your application by
Spring's
PropertyPlaceholderConfigurer:
app.somePath=${app.somePath}
3. Add this application property file to the list of locations for the
property configurere in
applicationContext-resources.xml
<value>classpath:app.properties</value>
Now Spring knows about your properties.
4. Finally, here is how you communicate your properties to your app beans.
Simply inject into your bean:
<bean id="searchI2GManager"
class="net.i2geo.comped.service.SearchI2GManager">
<property name="somePath" value="${app.somePath}"/>
</bean>
5. Now you can make your bean available to some action class (by injection)
and then
access the the some path property in JSP pages as usually.
Martin
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