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Properties file or a Constants Class

Properties file or a Constants Class

2005-01-12 - By Ritesh_Srivastava

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For Configurable values, property file would be the best place. The values
here can be modified before server start up.

On the other hand, define constants for those values which are immutable and
do not change at all during the course cycle.

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Hi guys,

Is it better to use a Constants java class and declare all the constants or
use a key value pair properties file backed by a Properties class?

Thanx & Regards
KR Kumar

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For Configurable values, property file
would be the best place. The values here can be modified before server start
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On the other hand, define constants for
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Hi guys,<o:p></o:p>

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Is it better to use a Constants java class and
declare all the constants or use a key value pair properties file backed by a
Properties class?<o:p></o:p>

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Thanx
& Regards 
KR Kumar<o:p></o:p>

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