WebSphere Gets the project under the. Properties path

A: If the container is WebSphere, then the red place below cannot be added "/", and if it is Tomcat, add "/",

Java code

1. String Path = this .   Class.getResource (""). GetPath () +"config.properties";
3. Properties properties= new properties ();
5. Properties.load (new FileInputStream (path));

If your config.properties is under a package, bring the package together, such as: Config.properties under the Com.df.util package:

Java code

1. String Path = this .   Class.getResource (""). GetPath () +"com/df/util/config.properties";
3. Properties properties= new properties ();
5. Properties.load (new FileInputStream (path));

Second: If you use spring in your project, you can also get it,

Java code

1. Import Org.springframework.core.io.Resource;
3. Import Org.springframework.core.io.ClassPathResource;
5. Resource Resource = new Classpathresource ("config.properties"); Read directly under SRC, under the class file
7. Properties properties= new properties ();
9. InputStream in = Resource.getinputstream ();
11. Properties.load (in);

WebSphere Gets the project under the. Properties path