Your could put the properties file in WEB-INF/classes which is
equivalent to storing it in the jar file. Otherwise we'll need to know
more about where you are storing your properties file to help.
-- David
Mike Peremsky wrote:
I created some utility classes that read proeprties files (e.g.
com.mvp.utils.ExtProperties). In the method where I try to load the properties
file I have
package com.mvp.utils;
class ExtProperties {
private static PropertyResourceBundle loadProperties(String propsFile) {
PropertyResourceBundle prb =
(PropertyResourceBundle) ResourceBundle.getBundle(propsFile);
return prb;
}
}
This file is then compiled and placed in a jar file, which is copied to my Tomcat\common\lib directory. Whenver I try to call the ExtProperties class it fails to find the properties file. If I include the properties file in the jar file it finds it with no problem. I assume that this is a class loader problem (which which I am not very familiar).
What do I need to do to get the class in the jar file to find the properties files external to it? Do I need to specify the full path to the file?
TIA
- Mike
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