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Consider using Jakarta Commons Configuration http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/configuration/ which provides a standardized interface, with typed values (integer/double/arrays...), allowing you to provide the configuration using (a mixture of):
* Properties files
* XML documents
* Property list files (.plist)
* JNDI
* JDBC Datasource
* System properties
* Applet parameters
* Servlet parameters
Using the following file-loading strategies:
* If the combination from base path and file name is a full URL that points to an existing file, this URL will be used to load the file.
* If the combination from base path and file name is an absolute file name and this file exists, it will be loaded.
* If the combination from base path and file name is a relative file path that points to an existing file, this file will be loaded.
* If a file with the specified name exists in the user's home directory, this file will be loaded.
* Otherwise the file name is interpreted as a resource name, and it is checked whether the data file can be loaded from the classpath.
Check it out!
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Yes, I use Jakarta Commons package, and it is a well organized easy to use for loading property files and other configuration files.
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Jakarta Commons - Configuration
seems comfortable
- but has a lot of dependencies.
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I am planning to use this.Kinldy let me know what are the dependencies.
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It's all listed here
http://commons.apache.org/configuration/dependencies.html
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