On Oct 7, 2008, at 15:08 , Nathan Bubna wrote:
On Tue, Oct 7, 2008 at 2:29 PM, Byron Foster <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Mark Fenbers wrote:
Thanks! Your info was quite helpful and I was able to read in the
file (finally!) using Velocity.init() -- as you show below, but when
I used Velocity.setProperty() to set the "runtime.log" as you have
shown below, it gets ignored.
If you use setProperty() make sure you do it AFTER the init(),
because init
will wipe out any previous setProperties(), this may be the problem.
no, once any of the init() methods are called, the log system is
initialized and further setProperty() calls are ignored. So, if you
are using init(pathToPropsFile), then any properties set in that file
override previous properties set and that's it. do your setProperty
calls before init().
Yep, true, my bad. However, you can't set it before either in the
case of the init(String) method because it removes all prior
properties set with the Velocity.setProperty method. So, I guess the
short version is that you can't use setProperty if you are going to
use init(String).
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