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Java Forum / CORBA / June 2006Jacorb - reading properties
In Jacorb 1.3 I could read properties from the jacorb.properties file by using: org.jacorb.util.Environment.getProperty(propertyName); I'm upgrading now to 2.2.4, but it doesn't work any more. What should I use ? > In Jacorb 1.3 I could read properties from the jacorb.properties file > by using: > org.jacorb.util.Environment.getProperty(propertyName); > > I'm upgrading now to 2.2.4, but it doesn't work any more. > What should I use ? Please see chapter 3.1 of the ProgrammingGuide - it states there how properties are found and loaded in. It is not recommended to use calls such as the one above as the internal API may change. Cheers Nick  SignatureNick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware Thanks, but that section only states which files are loaded, and how to load new property files. But what I need is to extract one of the properties of these files (without reading the file myself...), which I was able to do in the past using the command I stated. > > In Jacorb 1.3 I could read properties from the jacorb.properties file > > by using: [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > Nick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com > OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware JacORB 2.2 onwards has had a new configuration system written for it. This works on a 'instance' basis so accessing properties in a static way will be more tricky - why do you wish access a property? Is it a JacORB one? Cheers Nick -- Nick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware > Thanks, but that section only states which files are loaded, and how to > load new property files. [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] >> Nick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com >> OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware No, it's not a Jacorb's property, but one we added to the Jacorb's file. Actually, it's old code which I didn't want to change to much, and which worked with Jacorb 1.3.30. The only reason I want to extract that property is to have as few changes as I can in my old code. Can I do that, or don't I have any other option than to load a property file by my own ? > JacORB 2.2 onwards has had a new configuration system written for it. > This works on a 'instance' basis so accessing properties in a static way [quoted text clipped - 34 lines] > >> Nick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com > >> OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware One option then would to use the static org.jacorb.config.JacORBConfiguration.getConfiguration and have your own properties scoped within the JacORB properties file so you can extract them from the Configuration object. See the org.jacorb.config hierarchy for the new configuration system. Cheers Nick > No, it's not a Jacorb's property, but one we added to the Jacorb's > file. [quoted text clipped - 43 lines] >>>> Nick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com >>>> OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware SignatureNick Cross nick.cross@prismtech.com OpenFusion CORBA & OpenSplice DDS http://prismtech.com/middleware Free MagazinesGet these publications absolutely FREE for up to 12 months. There are no hidden fees and no obligation. Simply choose a title, complete the application form and submit it. Read more ...
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