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Properties file or a Constants Class

Properties file or a Constants Class

2005-01-12 - By Jones, Douglas 1

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The way my group does things is to have a key value pair properties
file. We have a class that loads this file and puts the keys and values
into a hash table for easy reference later. Each servlet that needs
this file is responsible for loading the file itself. The main
advantage to this is being able to change values without having to
restart the server.

--
Doug Jones
Co-Op Web Developer
douglas.1.jones@(protected)

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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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<DIV>The
way my group does things is to have a key value pair properties file.  We
have a class that loads this file and puts the keys and values into a hash table
for easy reference later.  Each servlet that needs this file is responsible
for loading the file itself.  The main advantage to this is being able to
change values without having to restart the server.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV> 
-- Doug Jones Co-Op Web Developer <A
href="mailto:douglas.1.jones@(protected)">douglas.1.jones@(protected)</A>
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2 Platform, Enterprise Edition [mailto:J2EE-INTEREST@(protected)]On Behalf
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or a Constants Class </DIV>
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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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