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John,
On 5/26/2009 10:43 PM, john S wrote:
> 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 information.
:(
> this.m_im.gatherProperties(localProcessorGroup);-----------this is where it
> is calling the property files.*
(Note that localProcessorGroup is not declared in your code snippet.
[snip]
> 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);
The code for setLogFile might be useful. Oh, and the stack trace of the
original exception.
> 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));
What does this line of code print to the log file? Or, does nothing
print because the log file has not been correctly configured?
*Sigh*... why can't people use standard logging facilities instead of
using their own?
> Utils.loadProperties(this.m_props, new BufferedInputStream(new
> FileInputStream((String)localObject)));
Yeah, this really should be changed to getResourceAsStream instead of
using a FileInputStream, though since you don't have the original code
it might not be a good idea to mess around with it.
> }
> catch (IOException localIOException) {
> *Utils.info("NON FATAL WARNING: Could not read props file",
> localIOException);--while running i m getting this error
> *}
Do you get a stack trace along with the error?
> this.m_rroots =
> StringUtils.getPathsFromList(this.m_props.getProperty("resource.path",
> "/com/loan/resources/:/"));
This could be a problem: the use of a forward-slash on a DOS/Windows
filesystem may not get you the desired results. In other code above,
File.separator (and File.pathSeparator) was correctly used so that it
would work on any platform. /This/ line of code uses / and : without
regard for the platform, and is likely to confuse Windows. On the other
hand, nobody here knows what getPathsFromList will do.
>
> clearAllPGs();
> }
> =================================================================
>
> 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.log*
>
> loan is the directory in which two property files are placed.
If the files are really in /opt/mywebapp/loan/abc.props, then you did
you tell web.xml that they were in [path to webapp]/WEB-INF/config? Just
tell your servlet where the files really are!
> i just want to where to place property files in tomcat so that its going to
> read the property files.
Then you need to move them.
> Right now, i placing it in the
> WEBAPPS/MYWEBAPPLICATION/WEB-INF/LOAN/abc.props,abc.logs.
If you are using /WEB-INF/LOAN/abc.props then you need to use
<param-value>/WEB-INF/LOAN/abc.props</param-value> instead of
<param-value>/WEB-INF/config/abc.props</param-value>.
> Its giving me errors such as FILENOTFOUNDEXCEPTION or cannot read the
> property files.
The path of the file it's trying to read would be immensely helpful. Can
you post a full stack trace please?
> The main problem is ...I donot have the complete source code. while
> decompiling i m not able view complete source code.
You should be able to view the complete, decompiled source code...
- -chris
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