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Subject: Re: Getting profile settings values in a Java class
Or the error messages.
Or what the "it" is in
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the 'vm' prifile.
Using the same but in a different project runs only the activated profile,
no matter if I pass -P option.
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Hi Javix,
yes, this is what I mean. You may want to consider what emerged in this
thread about the goodness of this practice.
Cheers,
M.
On 21/09/2012 10:55, Javix wrote:
Finally, I achived (I hope so, tell me if I'm wrong by pointing at some
pitfalls). Here is the updated version of the PO
Hi Roy,
that's a useful addition. Indeed I do something similar with with some
command-line tools. I ship them as a zip which contains: a .jar a
.sh/.bat invoking commands and a default .properties file. For the
latter, I want different defaults depending on the environment where I
deploy fin
ources with the following
content:
host=${host}
And it worked for me. Thank you all.
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in a Java class
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I would like to say that there is definitely a better way. You *could*
continue to use maven for filtering your properties, but I wouldn't use it
as part of the build of the application.
If you are simply using scp or other similarly crude method of deployment
(meaning you are just deploying as
OK, I understand that in general it should be considered an
anti-pattern. Despite that, in my organisation we deploy a number of
internal tools on a couple of servers and with different configurations
(dev, test, production). To achieve this we do what it was originally
asked in this thread.
> System.out.println("## in the Person constructor");
> System.out.println("Got system properties: " +
> System.getProperty("host"));
Maven wasn't really built for this purpose/use case so I doubt you
will be overly happy with how it is handled in Maven. Instead I think
);
}
...
}
I got always NULL as property value.
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...
}
I got always NULL as property value.
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> I defined several profiles in the POM file. Each profile should have its own
> properties defined for host name, DB config values , etc. - to use them
> later in the Java code. How is it possible (I hope it is) to define that in
> the POM file?
What are you trying to achieve?
What have you alrea
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