How do I read weblogic properties in my code

Question

Hi,
I want to pick up the port number from my weblogic properties file and
use it to set the context for the EJB's. Are there any weblogic API's
that I can use to do this. I am trying to avoid hardcoding the port
number anywhere in the code.
Appreciate your help.
Ashwin

Answer 1

It is not a "Buggers".
WLAS registered her own properties internally. "weblogic.password" is
regiserted as a hashtable with username as "key", and password as "value".
So does connection pool. "getProperty()" will give your the String
representation of the hashtable.
Cheers - Wei
Dean Jackman <[email protected]> wrote in message
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The code that Wei shows is correct, however, I'm experiencing thefollowing
"Funny Buggers":
Am experiencing weird results when I do the following within my clientcode
(as you'll no doubt notice, I'm trying to get my password value for myuser
'jackmand'):
System.out.println(
"weblogic.password '" +
this.getT3ServicesDef().config().getProperty("weblogic.password"));
// the above works fine, it prints out weblogic.password.jackmand=*******,
along with all of the other registered users
System.out.println(
"weblogic.password.jackmand '" +
this.getT3ServicesDef().config().getProperty("weblogic.password.jackmand"));
>
// the above just returns a null, even though the earlierweblogic.password
shows jackmand to exist.
Also note, that this isn't necessarily restricted to password. I've tried
things like weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool in an attempt to get the jdbc URL
of my server. Just doing plain connectionPool shows the name of my server,
whilst if I do a getProperty("weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.rhubarb") where
rhubard is the name of my connectionPool, I get null? (strewth).
Can anyone shed any light on: why its not working/what I'm doing
wrong/whether I'm able to do this?
Thanks, Dean Jackman
Wei Guan wrote:
T3Services.getT3Services().config().getProperty(<property-name>);
Cheers - Wei
Ashwin Srinivasan <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Hi,
I want to pick up the port number from my weblogic properties file and
use it to set the context for the EJB's. Are there any weblogic API's
that I can use to do this. I am trying to avoid hardcoding the port
number anywhere in the code.
Appreciate your help.
Ashwin