I'm trying to access a property set in my application.properties in a JSP page. This is for display purposes which sends a user to a different application from our admin page. Its not needed in code at all.
application.properties entry:
frontend.url=http://example.com/some_endpoint
In my JSP file I've tried these variations below.
<spring:eval expression="('frontend.url')" />
<spring:eval expression="'frontend.url'" />
These below throw errors
<spring:eval expression="@getProperty('frontend.url')" />
<spring:eval expression="@frontend.url" />
<spring:eval expression="@applicationProperties.getProperty('frontend.url')" />
Is there a specific syntax to use or should I just expose a request attribute from a controller?
@Value("${frontend.url}")
private String urlForDisplayPurposes;
I know the proposed method explained here enter link description here works but I really don't want an extra properties file.
Using @environment.getProperty()
should work. For example:
<spring:eval expression="@environment.getProperty('frontend.url')" var="frontendUrl" />
<a href="${frontendUrl}">Click</a>
For this to work, you need to include the Spring taglib:
<%@ taglib prefix="spring" uri="springframework.org/tags" %>