You can also put it in web.xml and access it in your pages/services via
injected symbol.
δΊ 2014/1/8 3:15, Matthias ει:
I thought that there is a tapestry way of doing this. But if not, I
try to use the database. I actually never thought of that, so thanks
for the tip.
On 07.01.2014 19:24, Bob Harner wrote:
You have all the options available to you that any other Java app
provides:
1) put name/value pairs in a CONFIGURATION table in the database.
never thought of that, thanks for the tip.
2) put name/value pairs in a property file in a location of your
choosing. Java has built-in features to read property files
3) set system properties or environment variables at the OS level or
in your app's startup script, and read them using standard Java APIs
#1 is my favorite (lots of flexibility; you can even provide a web
interface to edit some of them if desired).
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