Question on TurbineResources.properties

[Akshay Kapur <ak...@cisco.com>]

Is it a good idea to put our own properties in the typical key, value pairs 
in TurbineResources.properties?

Example,
mail.sendTo=zzz@yyy.com
mail.sendFrom=xxx@aaa.com

These settings will be read by our Mail Utility as default values.

a. Basically we were wondering if we can use TurbineResources.properties or 
should we write our own mail.properties file for this?
b. If we can set these config settings in use TurbineResources.properties, 
what methods should we call to get these values?

Thanks
Akshay


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Re: Question on TurbineResources.properties

[jmi <mi...@kepler.fmph.uniba.sk>]

see help on TurbineResources
i thing, it's good idea to make your own file, and own prefix for all keys

jmi

----- Original Message -----
From: "Akshay Kapur" <ak...@cisco.com>
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Subject: Question on TurbineResources.properties


> Is it a good idea to put our own properties in the typical key, value
pairs
> in TurbineResources.properties?
>
> Example,
> mail.sendTo=zzz@yyy.com
> mail.sendFrom=xxx@aaa.com
>
> These settings will be read by our Mail Utility as default values.
>
> a. Basically we were wondering if we can use TurbineResources.properties
or
> should we write our own mail.properties file for this?
> b. If we can set these config settings in use TurbineResources.properties,
> what methods should we call to get these values?
>
> Thanks
> Akshay
>
>
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