Thanks for your response, Actually we dont have the source code for that
because it is very old code, but i m using decompiler in which i can get
some informtaion.
OS used for *iPlanet* is *Unix* but now I need to deploy this application in
*tomcat* in *windows server 2003*.
Servlet clss:
*SERVLET CLASS*:
Class com.ijk.abc implements extends *HttpServlet* implements *PropertyKeys
*
**{
private IClickManager m_im;
public void init(ServletConfig paramServletConfig)
throws ServletException
{
Utils.info("Servlet initialization");
try {
super.init(paramServletConfig);
Utils.info("ServerInfo: " + getServletContext().getServerInfo());
PGroup localPGroup = this.m_im.claimPG();
Utils.trace("Got " + localProcessorGroup + " for initialization");
* this.m_im.gatherProperties(localProcessorGroup);-----------this is
where it is calling the property files.*
this.m_im.freePG(localPGroup);
Utils.trace("Released " + localPGroup + " for new Properties");
localPGroup = this.m_im.claimPG();
Utils.trace("Got " + localPGroup + " for new Properties");
try
{
ConHandler localDBHandler =
(ConHandler)localPGroup.getDBHandler("config.dbhandler");
this.m_im.setNumPGs(localDBHandler.getNumPGroups());
}
catch (Exception localException1) {
Utils.info("NON FATAL ERROR: failed to set number of PGs",
localException1);
}
try
{
Session.createAndStartSessionTask(localPGroup);
localPGroup.resumeAllTasks();
}
catch (Exception localException2) {
Utils.info("NON FATAL ERROR: failed to start tasks",
localException2);
}
this.m_im.freePG(localPGroup);
Utils.trace("Released " + localPGroup + " for initialization");
Utils.info("Servlet initialization finished");
}
catch (FatalServletError localFatalServletError) {
Utils.error("FatalServletError: ", localFatalServletError);
throw new UnavailableException(this,
localFatalServletError.toString());
}
catch (Error localError) {
Utils.error("Error: ", localError);
throw localError;
}
}
}
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*public void gatherProperties(ProcessorGroup paramProcessorGroup)*
{
Object localObject;
this.m_props.clear();
String str1 = this.m_servlet.getInitParameter(*"loan.dir"*);
if (str1 == null) {
str1 = System.getProperty("server.root",
System.getProperty("user.dir", "."));
}
this.m_props.put("loan.dir", str1);
String str2 = this.m_servlet.getInitParameter("abc.log");
setLogFile(str2);
try
{
String str3 = this.m_servlet.getInitParameter("abc.props");
if (str3 == null)
str3 = "abc.props";
localObject = str1 + File.separator + str3;
Utils.info("Reading properties from file: " + ((String)localObject));
Utils.loadProperties(this.m_props, new BufferedInputStream(new
FileInputStream((String)localObject)));
}
catch (IOException localIOException) {
* Utils.info("NON FATAL WARNING: Could not read props file",
localIOException);--while running i m getting this error
* }
Utils.info("Reading properties from Servlet Parameters");
Enumeration localEnumeration = this.m_servlet.getInitParameterNames();
while (localEnumeration.hasMoreElements()) {
localObject = (String)localEnumeration.nextElement();
this.m_props.put(localObject,
this.m_servlet.getInitParameter((String)localObject));
}
Utils.info("Reading properties from DB");
try {
localObject =
(ConDBHandler)paramProcessorGroup.getDBHandler("config.dbhandler");
String str5 = ((ConDBHandler)localObject).getPropertiesFile();
Utils.loadProperties(this.m_props, new
ByteArrayInputStream(str5.getBytes()));
}
catch (Exception localException) {
*Utils.info("NON FATAL WARNING: Could not read props file",
localIOException);--while running i m getting this error*
}
String str4 = this.m_props.getProperty("smtp.host");
if (str4 != null) MailUtils.setSMTPHost(str4.trim());
if (str2 == null) {
str2 = this.m_props.getProperty("*abc.log");*
setLogFile(str2);
}
runInitializers(paramPGroup);
Utils.info("New Properties:", this.m_props);
this.m_rroots =
StringUtils.getPathsFromList(this.m_props.getProperty("resource.path",
"/com/loan/resources/:/"));
clearAllPGs();
}
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the above is the servlet class and the method which is using to read the
property files from root directory in Unix.
ie..*/opt/mywebapp/loan/abc.props,abc.lo*g
loan is the directory in which two property files are placed.
i just want to where to place property files in tomcat so that its going to
read the property files.
Right now, i placing it in the
WEBAPPS/MYWEBAPPLICATION/WEB-INF/LOAN/abc.props,abc.logs.
Its giving me errors such as FILENOTFOUNDEXCEPTION or cannot read the
property files.
The main problem is ...I donot have the complete source code. while
decompiling i m not able view complete source code.
Please help me regarding this.........
Thanks in advance.
