| properties file after export [message #466479] |
Fri, 20 April 2007 01:29  |
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Originally posted by: jelgolfnut.gmail.com
I have an RCP application that uses Spring JDBC. I have a properties file
that gets loading into the applicationContext.xml. I'm able to export the
app and everything works fine. The properties file is bundled in a jar
file in the exported app. Want I want to do is to be able to create this
file on the fly, but I'm not sure how to locate it or how to create it
inside the jar file since it has to be accesible to the context.xml file.
If there is a way to keep the property file out of the jar file, that
might work too. I'm open to all suggestions.
Thanks
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| Re: properties file after export [message #466562 is a reply to message #466479] |
Fri, 20 April 2007 21:03  |
 Patrick Paulin
Messages: 44
Registered: July 2009
Location: Madison, Wisconsin |
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Hi Jim,
It's common for plug-ins that generate metadata on the fly to store those
files in the "state location" for the plug-in. You can access the path for
a given bundle/plug-in by calling Platform.getStateLocation(Bundle).
Physically, these locations are beneath the .metadata folder in the OSGi
instance area (workspace).
Hope this helps,
--- Patrick
patrick@rcpquickstart.com
JimL wrote:
> I have an RCP application that uses Spring JDBC. I have a properties file
> that gets loading into the applicationContext.xml. I'm able to export the
> app and everything works fine. The properties file is bundled in a jar
> file in the exported app. Want I want to do is to be able to create this
> file on the fly, but I'm not sure how to locate it or how to create it
> inside the jar file since it has to be accesible to the context.xml file.
> If there is a way to keep the property file out of the jar file, that
> might work too. I'm open to all suggestions.
> Thanks
Patrick Paulin
Eclipse RCP/OSGi Trainer and Consultant
Modular Mind, Ltd.
patrick@modumind.com
www.modumind.com
twitter.com/pjpaulin
linkedin.com/in/pjpaulin
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