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t5: properties file location
Hi,
This question might not be absolutely Tapestry 5 related, here it is:
I have a Tapestry 5 application and I'd like to put a info.properties under
resources directory where log4j.properties is located, however if I access
it in the service with this code:
new FileInputStream("resources/m2.properties")
I got a "No such file or directory", what is the correct way of accessing
this file under a t5 service? Thanks.
Angelo
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RE: t5: properties file location
Posted by Angelo Chen <an...@yahoo.com.hk>.
Hi Cordenier,
Thanks, root path works. there is a 'resources' under src/main, but when
package with maven, there is no resources in the final jar, log4j.properties
and m2.properites all go to the root.
Angelo
Cordenier Christophe wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I think it is always preferable to refer to the root pat : "/"
>
> A good way to access root class path may be something like this :
>
> getClass().getResource("/resources/m2.properties"), there is also a
> getResourceAsStream("/resources/m2.properties") method to get and input
> stream from classpath. Note that in this case, you must have a "resources"
> directory under your classpath.
>
>
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Re: t5: properties file location
Posted by Christian Edward Gruber <ch...@gmail.com>.
Yeah, you have to think of not /src/main as the root, but as /src/main/
*/ as multiple roots which, in the case of jars, for example, are
merged into one location. That's generally true of maven project
layouts.
Christian.
On 31-Mar-08, at 05:50 , Angelo Chen wrote:
>
> Hi Cordenier,
>
> Thanks, root path works. there is a 'resources' under src/main, but
> when
> package with maven, there is no resources in the final jar,
> log4j.properties
> and m2.properites all go to the root.
>
> Angelo
>
>
> Cordenier Christophe wrote:
>>
>> Hello,
>>
>> I think it is always preferable to refer to the root pat : "/"
>>
>> A good way to access root class path may be something like this :
>>
>> getClass().getResource("/resources/m2.properties"), there is also a
>> getResourceAsStream("/resources/m2.properties") method to get and
>> input
>> stream from classpath. Note that in this case, you must have a
>> "resources"
>> directory under your classpath.
>>
>>
>
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RE: t5: properties file location
Posted by Angelo Chen <an...@yahoo.com.hk>.
Hi Cordenier,
Thanks, root path works. there is a 'resources' under src/main, but when
package with maven, there is no resources in the final jar, log4j.properties
and m2.properites all go to the root.
Angelo
Cordenier Christophe wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I think it is always preferable to refer to the root pat : "/"
>
> A good way to access root class path may be something like this :
>
> getClass().getResource("/resources/m2.properties"), there is also a
> getResourceAsStream("/resources/m2.properties") method to get and input
> stream from classpath. Note that in this case, you must have a "resources"
> directory under your classpath.
>
>
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RE: t5: properties file location
Posted by Cordenier Christophe <Ch...@atosorigin.com>.
Hello,
I think it is always preferable to refer to the root pat : "/"
A good way to access root class path may be something like this :
getClass().getResource("/resources/m2.properties"), there is also a getResourceAsStream("/resources/m2.properties") method to get and input stream from classpath. Note that in this case, you must have a "resources" directory under your classpath.
Hope this helps
Cheers
Christophe
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Objet : t5: properties file location
Hi,
This question might not be absolutely Tapestry 5 related, here it is:
I have a Tapestry 5 application and I'd like to put a info.properties under
resources directory where log4j.properties is located, however if I access
it in the service with this code:
new FileInputStream("resources/m2.properties")
I got a "No such file or directory", what is the correct way of accessing
this file under a t5 service? Thanks.
Angelo
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