| This example is an RCP application that reads the key "Test" from the |
| system configuration file and puts it into a Text widget in the UI. |
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| To make this work, you must supply a propertiesLocation.ini file. It must |
| be placed next to the eclipse.exe of your running IDE and it must contain |
| a line of the form: |
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| ConfigurationLocation=<URL> |
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| For example: |
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| ConfigurationLocation=file:///c:/configuration.ini |
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| This specifies the location and name of the system configuration file. |
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| The following substitution variables are recognized in this URL: |
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| ${install_location} - Where eclipse.exe lives |
| ${user_location} - The current user's home directory |
| ${workspace_location} - The RCP application's workspace location |
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| In the general case, this file is simply a Java Properties file object. |
| For example: |
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| Test=<some string> |
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| The value of this key is what is read and placed into the user interface. |
