JPublisher Properties/Property File

Nice People out there...
I'm generating java source(s)
using JPublisher based on object types
which I created in 8i dbase.
During the process I tried to use the property/properties file within JPublisher to set default values for certain attributes within its (JPublisher Wizard) dialog box.
It doesn't look like its taking it (doesn't
read the property/properties file).
Any idea(s)/clue(s)? Is there bug reported
on this part?
Thanks so much for any feedback.

Hi, I just tried this, using a properties file to set jpub.case, and it worked. Here's what I did:
- Created a file named jp.properties, containing one line:
jpub.case=lower
- In the database browser, right-clicked my Java object and selected Generate Java
- In the JPublisher wizard, clicked Browse and selected my properties file, then clicked OK.
- Viewed the generated .sqlj file; the attributes were generated as city, street, etc, and the methods were setcity(), setstreet().
- Edited jp.properties, changed the contents to:
jpub.case=upper
- Ran the wizard again and viewed the generated .sqlj file; this time the attributes were CITY, STREET, etc, and the methods were setCITY(), setSTREET().
I got my instructions from the online documentation, under:
User Guides
-> Accessing Oracle Objects and PL/SQL Packages
-> Generating Java Code for Oracle Objects and PL/SQL Packages
Blaise

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