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Location of properties jar in an EAR
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Vinod Kumar
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Joined: Jan 27, 2004
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Hello, I have set of property files, i placed all these property files into an jar and placed the jar in WEB-INF/lib directory. ResourceBundle is not able to locate the property file placed under this jar. I tried putting the properties jar under EAR directly and added an manifest entry for both EJB jar and war. Still it is not working Am i placing the properties jar in correct location? If no, can some one please tell me where i put this properties jar. Thanks, Vinod.
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Joined: May 26, 2003
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Vinod, I've always seen the property files loose. Are you allowed to put them in a jar and have the server find them?
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Roger Chung-Wee
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I would normally recommend including the properties files in the EAR file unless you need to change a file and don't want the hassle of rebuilding and redeploying the EAR. This could apply to a logger or configuration file. (Having said that, it may be possible to deploy an exploded directory - as you can with WebLogic Server - in which case you can edit the properties file in situ.) There are several ways of achieving this. One way is place your JAR file containing the properties files anywhere in the EAR (say the root) and refer to it in the Manifest Class-Path of the J2EE modules that need access.
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