I have added a node in my pom.xml:
1.5
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So you have a property like this.
1.5
Create a file as follows in your Maven project.
src/main/resources/project.properties
Or as follows if it is for tests only.
src/test/resources/project.properties
Add this line inside the new file. Please note that you should not prefix with "properties" (e.g. don't write "properties.getdownload-webapp.version").
version=${getdownload-webapp.version}
Note that you can also add flags like this to the file.
debug=false
If not already done, you have to enable Maven filtering for your project. It is the feature that will look for placeholders inside the files of your project to be replaced by values from the pom. In order to proceed, you need add these lines inside the
tag of your pom.xml file. This is how to do with src/main:
src/main/resources
true
...
And here is how to do for src/test:
src/test/resources
true
...
Finally, in your source code (MyClassName.java
), add a block like
Properties props = new Properties();
props.load(MyClassName.class.getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream("project.properties"));
String version = props.getProperty("version");
You can add as many variables as you want to the project.properties
file and load each one using this method.