I need to set two values in Spring bean property value having same name.
Currently I have
I am using this property name as this in Java class : private String siteUid;
My requirement is to add another property name with diffrent value
Please suggest, if I can write both property values, and how can I use the same in Java class
You can use the @Value annotation.
If you have a properties file that contains:
foo.bar.property1=hello foo.bar.property2=world You can use in your Java class:
@Component public class SomeClass { @Value("${foo.bar.property1}") private String variable1; // will be set to "hello" @Value("${foo.bar.property2}") private String variable2; // will be set to "world" } Note that the names of the actual variables (i.e. variable1 and variable2) are irrelevant; they can be whatever you want. The important part is that the string contained in @Value matches the key in your properties file.
Its not really clear what do you mean by adding. In general as long as you're supposed to use @Value annotation the most flexible approach by far, is using Values in autowired constructor:
@Component public class MyComponent { private String myProperty; public MyComponent(@Value('${app.value1}') String value1, @Value('${app.value2}') String value2) { // here you can even concatenate the value (hence I've said that its not clear what is 'add' but in general you can manipulate however you want this.myProperty = value1 + value2; } } You could use Spring Expression Language here to add/concat two property
@Value("#{'${property1}'.concat('${property2}')}") String parameter
Here concat is the String method. As the requirement is not very clear to me, so you could experiment with other string methods to achieve what you want.
