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In my Java .properties file I have this line:
KEYSTORE_PATH=${jboss.server.data.dir}/myapp/keys/keystore.jks
In all other files e.g. log4j.properties jboss.server.data.dir is changed to C:\\jboss\server\default\log and it’s ok.
But here I get this exception:
java.io.FileNotFoundException: ${jboss.server.data.dir}\myapp\keys\keystore.jks (The system cannot find the path specified)
It looks like JBoss does not change its property name to the dir name.
If you are loading your properties file via the
java.util.Propertiestype, there is no special handling of value placeholders. There are several third party libraries that provide such capabilities. Spring being one of them.Another option is to use the -C command line option when starting JBoss 4.x to specify a custom properties file. When loaded, JBoss will resolve the value placeholders correctly. The loaded, fully resolved properties can then be accessed via the various
System.getPropertiesandSystem.getPropertymethods.