I would like to get a property value from Gradle.properties in Java class. In Java, the value should be replaced at build time, and in the .jar(.class) file the value will come but not in a .java file. So that we can change the value directly in gradle.properties and no need to change the code. Is it possible to achieve?
How to get value from gradle.properties in .class file at the time of build
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It would be easier to answer if you told your specific use case. Also it would help to know your application, for example is it a Spring (Boot) app? In that case it would probably make more sense to use Spring Profiles for that.
Anyway, here is a possible solution:
Create a properties file and put it in your resources folder. Define a placeholder, that gradle can replace. For example file "myapp.properties"
Add the token (the text between the '@'s) to your gradle.properties:
Make the build.gradle replace the token with the value from gradle.properties by configuring the processResources task:
}
At runtime load the value from the properties file: