Look into Spring application properties locations
https://docs.spring.io/spring-boot/docs/current/reference/html/features.html#features.external-config.files
Your users can specify properties in command line and external file.
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Best regards,
Vyacheslav.
Ron Cecchini <roncecch...@comcast.net> 24 августа 2021 г. 17:46:06 написал:
Thank you, Vyacheslav.
I suppose it's not something I really need - although it would have been nice.
I have to implement a way for users to change some of the default
properties (after startup) and have them persist.
I already implemented a class to specially handle these several properties
that could be dynamically changed. (they don't persist however)
Then I thought, "If I could change the *actual* application property, this
would be easier to do..."
However, I would still have the issue of how to persist these config
(property) changes; i.e. these settings have to take effect upon a
subsequent restart and override the settings in the application.properties.
It looks like there might (?) be something I could use in the "Properties"
component - specifying multiple properties locations or files or something.
Maybe the idea is that I have a bit of custom code that persists these few
properties to a small properties file (my.properties), and upon restart
Spring first loads application.properties and *then* my.properties?
Thanks again.
On 08/24/2021 1:33 AM Вячеслав Бойко <mail4...@gmail.com> wrote:
It seems you are doing it wrong.
What is the intention of your doing?
How do you use placeholders in Camel routes? If you place them into
endpoints' URLs you could not change their values to take effect
immediately. You have to reset the whole Camel context. It leads to stop
all routes, reinit them and start again. It will take a time. Is it a thing
you really need?
Any way you can put all needed properties in class fields to make them change.
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Best wishes,Vyacheslav.
Ron Cecchini <roncecch...@comcast.net> 24 августа 2021 г. 07:53:29 написал:
> I'm using Camel + Spring Boot.
>
> In my application.properties, I set a property 'foo.bar.size'
>
> In my routes, I use: {{foo.bar.size}}
>
> In some Java processor code, I use:
> camelContext.resolvePropertyPlaceholders("{{foo.bar.size}}")
>
> I now need to reset that property in some Java code and have it take effect
> immediately.
>
> I read the "Properties" doc and tried a couple of things... but I'm missing
> the magic sauce.
>
> How do I reset an application property?
>
> Thank you very much.
