- The configuration property value
application.properties file is directly configured:
com.ieen.super.name="MDD"
Custom properties file configuration: src/main/resources/conf/boot.properties
com.ieen.boot.name="123" com.ieen.boot.value="456"
- Call the method
@Value annotation to call the application.properties property value:
@Value("${com.ieen.super.name}") private String name;
The @Value annotation calls the custom properties property value:
@PropertySource("classpath:conf/boot.properties") public class Main{ @Value("${com.ieen.boot.name}") private String bootName; }
// value is custom configuration // ignoreResourceNotFound defaults to false, the file does not exist and an error is reported // encoding sets the encoding // name is the beanname of the Resource object @PropertySource(value = { "classpath:boot.properties", "classpath:conf/boot.properties" }, ignoreResourceNotFound = false, encoding = "UTF-8", name = "boot-custom.properties")
@ConfigurationProperties configure the properties properties object:
// Configuration before spring boot 1.5 //@ConfigurationProperties(prefix = "com.ieen.boot",locations = "classpath:conf/boot.properties") @ConfigurationProperties(prefix = "com.ieen.boot")
// If custom properties are added @PropertySource(value = "classpath:conf/boot.properties", encoding = "UTF-8") @Component public class BootPropertiesBean { private String name; private String value; public String getName() { return name; } public void setName(String name) { this.name = name; } public String getValue() { return value; } public void setValue(String value) { this.value = value; } }@Autowired private BootPropertiesBean bean;
Spring boot's properties property value configuration application.properties and custom properties
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