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.ini file in Web App Environment
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SP Nam
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Hi
I am using .ini file for some properties which are used in my jsp pages.
Where to put the .ini file as it is config file specific to web application.
Any suggestion please.
SP Nam
[ November 18, 2005: Message edited by: Bear Bibeault ]
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Bear Bibeault
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What types of properties are you talking about? ini files are not part of the standards.
You might consider properties files or context parameter entries in web.xml.
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SP Nam
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I will go with properties files, how to got about it, where to put the property file.
SP Nam
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Bear Bibeault
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As with any other properties file, you can place it anywhere along the classpath and retrieve using the normal Java mechanisms.
Alternatively, you can place it anywhere within the web app context and use the ServletContext.getResourceAsStream method.
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Bear Bibeault
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P.S. I slightly modified the title of this topic as it is not a Tomcat-specific issue.
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