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You can still have .property files for the values of the configuration fields (e.g. API keys), and you can say with which profile (by configuring with @Profile
by moondowner 13y ago
You can still have .property files for the values of the configuration fields (e.g. API keys), and you can say with which profile (by configuring with @Profile in Spring) the application to start. With that you are still able to separate the actual configuration. As I see it, the point is not to clutter yourself with beans in xml files.