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Just like other setups (i.e. MessageSource), but this one will not work. Stepping into it resolves that ResourceLoader.getResource() will be invoked with file:${user.home}aFileInMyHomeDir.properties (not replaced) and cannot itself resolve the property.
I would say this is a bug or a missing resolving.. or did I have missed something? How can I provide database properties without a) my classpath and b) without specifying an absolute path which isn't possible when supporting multiple platforms (win/*nix).
A fallback could be defining separated connection and cache properties, however, referenced properties beans are not allowed for connection-properties and connection-cache-properties
Jan Philipp opened DATAJDBC-45 and commented
After I'd found Spring Data JDBC/Oracle by surprise, I want give it a try.
I've tried following
Just like other setups (i.e. MessageSource), but this one will not work. Stepping into it resolves that ResourceLoader.getResource() will be invoked with file:${user.home}aFileInMyHomeDir.properties (not replaced) and cannot itself resolve the property.
I would say this is a bug or a missing resolving.. or did I have missed something? How can I provide database properties without a) my classpath and b) without specifying an absolute path which isn't possible when supporting multiple platforms (win/*nix).
A fallback could be defining separated connection and cache properties, however, referenced properties beans are not allowed for connection-properties and connection-cache-properties
Affects: Ext 1.0 RELEASE
Referenced from: commits spring-attic/spring-data-jdbc-ext@1966c38
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