java-properties | Node module to read and interpolate Java .properties files | Runtime Evironment library

How to load property file into Property object in Java and get property values parsed (${x} gets replaced as it is done for ant properties)? For example using this property file:

I am playing with 7.2 version of solr. I've uploaded a nice collection of texts in German language and trying to query and highlight a few queries.

If I fire this query with hightlight:

http://localhost:8983/solr/trans/select?q=trans:Zeit&hl=true&hl.fl=trans&hl.q=Kundigung&hl.snippets=3&wt=xml&rows=1

I get a nice text back:

I deployed broadleaf demo site on standalone tomcat server with mysql as backend and standalone solr server. I can access the solr server on 8983 port. I see that my cores are available at http://localhost:8983/solr/#/catalog and catalog_reindex (note the hash in url). I changed the common-shared.properties file to point to right URL but when I try to hit the SiteApplication, I get following error

I followed Where to put own properties file in an android project created with Android Studio? and I got an InputStream which reads from my .properties file successfully. However, I can't write to that .properties file, as there is no similar method to getBaseContext().getAssets().open ("app.properties") which returns an OutputStream. I have also read Java Properties File appending new values but this didn't seem to help me, my guess is my file name for the file writer is wrong but I also tried "assets\userInfo.properties" which also doesn't work.

My .properties file is in src\main\assets\userInfo.properties

I tried to connect Solr 5.5.4 using java with SolrJ jar, but Solr does not connect. it is get some errors.

I've install this java-properties gem into my workstation ruby instance.

So now, I'mable to serialize a config object to a properties file:

I'm the maintainer of the ember-cli preprocessor for java.properties files to generate a JS file exporting a JSON object with values. The problem I'm running into is that the file is correctly processed (ES2015 flavored), but that files is not transpiled into ES5.

The generated app.js file contains this statement: export default {"foo":"bar"} but that should be transpiled into something like this: