The property file would be relative to the deployment directory. Currently we have a directory located under the deployment directory named conf.
So if we were deploying to the server/default...
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The property file would be relative to the deployment directory. Currently we have a directory located under the deployment directory named conf.
So if we were deploying to the server/default...
I am currently running inside of JBoss and wish to use an external property file in regards to my ApplicationContext.xml. I don't want to have the properties file inside of my war file.
I don't...
Thanks for the help Chris worked like a charm.
I am running inside of JBoss and my application is contained within a war file. I would like to have a properties file outside of the war file that the user can modify.
My company generally keeps...
I finally figured it out.
Krishnan,
Thank you for the help. I tried what you suggested and I'm now receiving an ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException.
15:57:12,328 DEBUG [DispatcherServlet] Cleared thread-bound request...
This is my first Spring MVC application and I am having some problems returning the correct View.
I have two form controllers at the moment and the first one returns the ModelAndView for the...