configuration-files

问题 when startup my spring boot application, I want to set a custom config file path by using command line argument, for example: java -jar some.jar -DConfigPath=conf/config.local(or conf/config.prod) So how to read this file to generate a spring configuration? Can I use the Annotation @PropertySource in some "dynamic" way? 回答1: Ok, I find the annotation @PropertySource can get the value injected by command line argument @Configuration @ConfigurationProperties @PropertySource(value = "file:$

问题 I am using play 1.2.3, in the application.conf, it has the following settings. What does each setting mean? It seems both are turned on, which one will take the priority? And also, if I remove the first setting (DEV mode), I don't get the PROD mode when run the app, am I missing anything? # Application mode # ~~~~~ # Set to dev to enable instant reloading and other development help. # Otherwise set to prod. application.mode=dev %prod.application.mode=prod 回答1: application.mode is run by

问题 I'm relatively new to Windows Azure and I need to get a better appreciation of how the Azure platform handles connection string configuration settings. Assume I have an ASP.Net web project and this has a Web.Config connection string setting like the following: <add name="MyDb" connectionString="Data Source=NzSqlServer01;Initial Catalog=MyAzureDb;User ID=joe;Password=bloggs;" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient" /> I use this connection string for local testing and such. Let's assume I have a

问题 I want to share a folder between two web applications, so I tried to do the following: <add key="SharedFolder" value="D:\tfs\PlacasV1\Aplicacion Placas DataCenter\Integracion.Reclamos\Web-PRbranch1\"/> <add key="Claims.ControlGen.OutputDir" value="SharedFolder\restricted\controls\generated\"/> <add key="Claims.ControlGen.CsTemplatePath" value="SharedFolder\restricted\templates\CustomFieldsControl.ascx.cs.temp"/> <add key="Claims.ControlGen.AscxTemplatePath" value="SharedFolder\restricted

问题 In a .NET project, say you have a configuration setting - like a connection string - stored in a app.config file, which is different for each developer on your team (they may be using a local SQL Server, or a specific server instance, or using a remote server, etc). How can you structure your solution so that each developer can have their own development "preferences" (i.e. not checked into source control), but provide a default connection string that is checked into source control (thereby

问题 First of all, I am assuming this is NOT bad practice due to various popular software using this method, such as SMF. Anyway, so I currently have this code: <?php // main visual config $cfg['lang'] = 'en'; // paths $path['admin'] = 'index.php?p=admin'; $path['admin2'] = 'zvfpcms/admin'; $path['root'] = 'zvfpcms'; $path['images'] = 'zvfpcms/img'; $path['css'] = 'zvfpcms/css'; $path['js'] = 'zvfpcms/js'; $path['pages'] = 'zvfpcms/pg'; ?> The thing is, I want the $cfg variable(s) to be edited

问题 First of all, I am assuming this is NOT bad practice due to various popular software using this method, such as SMF. Anyway, so I currently have this code: <?php // main visual config $cfg['lang'] = 'en'; // paths $path['admin'] = 'index.php?p=admin'; $path['admin2'] = 'zvfpcms/admin'; $path['root'] = 'zvfpcms'; $path['images'] = 'zvfpcms/img'; $path['css'] = 'zvfpcms/css'; $path['js'] = 'zvfpcms/js'; $path['pages'] = 'zvfpcms/pg'; ?> The thing is, I want the $cfg variable(s) to be edited

问题 I'm building a component that is an extension for another software product. It's loaded as a dll into that product, and therefore I don't have control over the main exe's app.config file. My component uses WCF and I'd like to be able to configure it using a .config file instead of programmatically within the code. Is there a way to tell WCF to get all the binding etc settings from a specific config file? 回答1: The .NET config file mechanism is scoped by AppDomain, so in principle you could

问题 Is it possible to reference a variable within an ini from another section? I know you can do the following [env] dir = /home/a dir2 = %(dir)s/b But what happens if I have two sections and want to reference the variable from that section? [env] name = DEV [dir] home = /home/<name from env here>/scripts Thanks 回答1: See the documentation on Python 3's configparser. Create a parser with extended interpolation. Use ${section:option} syntax to reference options from other sections. from

问题 In a config like below; is there a way to handle individual sections. I am looking for a way to validate individual "server" sections below, in a reliable manner. [basic] number_of_servers=3 [server] ip=10.20.30.40 password=sdfslkhf [server] ip=10.20.30.41 password=sdfslkhf [server] ip=10.20.30.42 password=sdfslkhf [server] password=sdfslkhf [server] ip=10.20.30.42 回答1: When using boost::program_options to parse a INI file, the option names must be prefixed by their enclosing section names.