This is really a Maven question, not Wicket. You'll probably get better
answers from a Maven forum.
From: SudeepShakya
To: users@wicket.apache.org
Date: 03/30/2012 07:15 AM
Subject: RE: Accessing .properties file
I mean that if sample.properties is the required file,
I mean that if sample.properties is the required file, then how to define in
the pom.xml
The sample.properties file is in the folder src/java.
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> Coiuld u please give me a sample of the code for the pom.xml for accessing
> .properties file
Not sure what you mean, you don't usually put code in pom.xml. Look into
configuring the elements to include the correct file types and
folders.
- Tor Iver
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Yes i had put it in the required folder but i think i didn't write the right
code in pom.xml.
Coiuld u please give me a sample of the code for the pom.xml for accessing
.properties file
Thanks for reply.
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> I am using netbeans for maven project(with added wicket framework) and i want
> to access something.properties from a java class.
Are the properties files not being put into the output jar/war files?
Remember that Maven by default sets up a structure where *.java goes into
src/main/java and e
