what is my classpath?
hey guys. i have downloaded java spring project and i need some help finding what is the classpath of it. can smb help me out? theres no info on google. thx in advance
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is it a Maven or Gradle project?
What do you need the classpath for?
What IDE are you using?
gradle, intellij
i need to specify path in my
application.yaml to my keystore file
for some reason the app still cant find the keystore file. in application.yamli have this line, the syntax is fine, but the app still cant pick the file: keystorePath: "/src/main/resources/keystore.jks". any ideas?change it to
classpath:keystore.jks maybe?
Also if it starts with /, it's an absolute path
Why do you have your keystore in src/main/resources?for testing
Just put it in the project directory and use
keystorePath: keystore.jks?doesnt work :/
Theoretically
keystorePath: src/main/resources/keystore.jks should work
but I wouldn't do thatwhy?
Because you shouldn't access stuff in the classpath like that
as it doesn't work when moving stuff
i dont get it
You cannot rely on
src/main/java always being available, especially when deploying it somewhere (e.g. as a JAR)
Hence just put it next to the application and use keystorePath: keystore.jks
Also what is the error you are getting?but i have two configs. one for dev env, other for prod
that doesn't change anything
you still don't need to write
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There may be more classpath entry
and
classpath: is for classpath URLsAlso ig it seems to work for this person: https://stackoverflow.com/a/25562938/10871900
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How can I specify my .keystore file with Spring Boot and Tomcat?
I'm trying to set up Spring Security to work with Spring Boot's embedded Tomcat instance. There are quite a few basic samples that do this but I'm stuck where they leave off -- they do basic
@bambyzas Do you have an domain?
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