I’m trying to write test class for the following method I’m using the injected url value in one of the methods in the class. To test this i’ve written a junit class In applicationContext-test.xml I’m loading the property file using But the url value is not getting loaded in the CustomService on running the test. I was wondering if there
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Java Properties backslash
I am using Java Properties to read a properties file. Everything is working fine, but Properties silently drops the backslashes. (i.e.) How do I make Properties not do this? I am using the code prop.getProperty(key) I am getting the properties from a file, and I want to avoid adding double backslashes Answer It is Properties.load() that’s causing the problem that
Java: possible to line break in a properties file?
Is it possible to continue a long string on the next line in a Java properties file? e.g., somehow and when I get getProperty(“myStr”) it will return with “Hello World”? Answer A backslash at the end of a line lets you break across multiple lines, and whitespace that starts a line is ignored: Note: the backslash needs to be at
How to specify a path in a properties file to be loaded with Java Properties
I have a .properties file I want to load in a Java Properties object. The file contains some paths. In order to be able to load the properties file without getting a java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Malformed uxxxx encoding. when loading the properties from the file with the method Properties.load(), I need to use the escape character ” in the path. So my
Saving to properties file escapes :
Does anyone know why the colons are getting escaped when I store the properties file? I’m doing this: And storing using: It’s working but the output has colons escaped for some reason: Anyone know a fix? Answer In properties files, both of these are legit: So both = and : must be escaped. Now, if you read the thing back