Properties file or a Constants Class 2005-01-12 - By Darryl Pierce
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On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 09:12:55 -0500, Jones, Douglas 1
<douglas.1.jones@(protected)> wrote:
> 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.
I think the confusion here is that the OP asked about _constants_.
What I and at least one other person described was viewing the
solution from the point of view of the OP's needs; i.e., if the values
will change, put them into a properties file, and if they won't, put
them into an interface. The OP hasn't clarified their needs yet.
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Darryl L. Pierce <mcpierce@(protected)>
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