helma.org/Documentation/Properties Files/app.properties

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14	title = "Hello, World!"</tt>

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16	Accessing the properties e.g. from `root/actions.js`:application code:

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1	<h4>Description</h4>This file is located in an application's code repository (e.g. `apps/myApp/` or `apps/myApp/code/`, depending on your setup). A wide variety of properties can be defined here. Generally, any imaginable name can be used as a property and assigned a string value the way
3	This file is located in an application's code repository (e.g. <tt>apps/myApp/</tt> or <tt>apps/myApp/code/</tt>, depending on your setup). A wide variety of properties can be defined here. Generally,propertyName = any imaginable name can be used as a property and assigned a string value the waypropertyValue
5	<tt><i>propertyName = propertyValue</i></tt>Properties defined in such a way can be evaluated from inside Helma's scripting environment by using the `getProperty()` function.
7	Properties defined in such a way Several application specific settings can be evaluated from inside Helma's scripting environment by using controlled trough pre-defined properties. See the <tt>getProperty()</tt> function[Server and Application Properties] for a complete overview.
9	Several application specific settings Many of those pre-defined properties also can be controlled trough pre-defined propertiesdefined server-wide in [server.properties]. See the server and application properties list\|Server and Application Properties for a complete overviewHowever, any property that is set there will be overwritten by an appropriate setting in [app.properties].
11	Many of those pre-defined properties also can be defined server-wide in <tt>server.properties</tt>. However, any property that is set there will be overwritten by an appropriate setting in <tt>app.properties</tt>.
13	<h4>Example</h4> # Setting some properties:
14	backgroundColor = #3333ff
15	title = "Hello, World!"</tt>
15	<tt># Setting some properties:Accessing the properties e.g. from `root/actions.js`:
16	backgroundColor = #3333ff
17	title = "Hello, World!"</tt>
17	Accessing the properties e.g. from <tt>root/main.hac</tt>: var bgColor = getProperty("backgroundColor");
18	<tt>var bgColor = getProperty("backgroundColor"); res.write(bgColor);
19	res.write(bgColor); // #3333ff
20	<i>#3333ff</i>
19	var title = getProperty("title");
20	res.write(title);
21	<i>Hello // "Hello, World!</i></tt>World!"
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8	Several application specific settings can be controlled trough pre-defined properties. See the server and application properties list\|wiki/Server list\|Server and Application Properties for a complete overview.

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1	<small><b>Description</b></small>
2	This file is located in an application's code repository (e.g. <tt>apps/myApp/</tt> or <tt>apps/myApp/code/</tt>, depending on your setup). A wide variety of properties can be defined here. Generally, any imaginable name can be used as a property and assigned a string value the way
3	<tt><i>propertyName = propertyValue</i></tt>
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5	Properties defined in such a way can be evaluated from inside Helma's scripting environment by using the <tt>getProperty()</tt> function.
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7	Several application specific settings can be controlled trough pre-defined properties. See the server and application properties list\|wiki/Server and Application Properties for a complete overview.
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9	Many of those pre-defined properties also can be defined server-wide in <tt>server.properties</tt>. However, any property that is set there will be overwritten by an appropriate setting in <tt>app.properties</tt>.
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11	<small><b>Example</b></small>
12	<tt># Setting some properties:
13	backgroundColor = #3333ff
14	title = "Hello, World!"</tt>
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16	Accessing the properties e.g. from <tt>root/main.hac</tt>:
17	<tt>var bgColor = getProperty("backgroundColor");
18	res.write(bgColor);
19	<i>#3333ff</i>
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21	var title = getProperty("title");
22	res.write(title);
23	<i>Hello, World!</i></tt>