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how to retrieve from .properties file using java.util package

 
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i have stored all sql statements in sql.properties
(for example: retrieve =" select * from emp")

how can i retrieve this statements from sql.properties using java.util package can please anyone send me the code how to get from sql.properties
 
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why java.util specifically?

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explore java.util.Properties class and its associated APIs. you will get it.

Try googling for sample programs for the same.
 
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Hi,

If you have "MyResources.properties",

and the above file has


"KEY_WORD= xyz"

To retrieve the KEY_WORD in your java file is:

//initiate the Resource Bundle, and get the properties file.
ResourceBundle myResources =
ResourceBundle.getBundle("MyResources");

//get the keyword
myResources.getString("KEY_WORD")
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