Best way to store app properties

I need to port web application to WebLogic.
Old one use couple of ".config" files stored with .class file in same
directory
(so, by getting from system properties "classpath" and scanning trough all
directories ".config" files can be found and loaded)
on weblogic it doesn't work any more.
So, I'm thinking about:
1. how to make it accessible from some place related to weblogic home
(app can be deployed on servers with weblogic on different directories. so,
I can't use absolute path )
2.That is best way to store such stuff? (For future or just rewrite app)

Privet
You can store trivial properties in web.xml (context-param, init-param).
If your app requires .config files you can package them with application
classes and use Class.getResource...(...) to access them (class should be
one of your applications classes loaded by WAR classloader), or place them
in the WEB-INF/ directory and use ServletContext.getResource...("/WEB-INF/xxx.config").
Sergey Pomytkin <[email protected]> wrote:
I need to port web application to WebLogic.
Old one use couple of ".config" files stored with .class file in same
directory
(so, by getting from system properties "classpath" and scanning trough all
directories ".config" files can be found and loaded)
on weblogic it doesn't work any more.
So, I'm thinking about:
1. how to make it accessible from some place related to weblogic home
(app can be deployed on servers with weblogic on different directories. so,
I can't use absolute path )
2.That is best way to store such stuff? (For future or just rewrite app)--
Dimitri

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