/// <summary> Allow an external system to set an ExtendedProperties /// object to use. This is useful where the external /// system also uses the ExtendedProperties class and /// the velocity configuration is a subset of /// parent application's configuration. This is /// the case with Turbine. /// * /// </summary> /// <param name="ExtendedProperties">configuration /// /// </param> /// <summary> Add a property to the configuration. If it already /// exists then the value stated here will be added /// to the configuration entry. For example, if /// * /// resource.loader = file /// * /// is already present in the configuration and you /// * /// addProperty("resource.loader", "classpath") /// * /// Then you will end up with a Vector like the /// following: /// * /// ["file", "classpath"] /// * /// </summary> /// <param name="String">key /// </param> /// <param name="String">value /// /// </param> public static void addProperty(String key, Object value_) { ri.addProperty(key, value_); }
/// <summary> Allow an external system to set an ExtendedProperties /// object to use. This is useful where the external /// system also uses the ExtendedProperties class and /// the velocity configuration is a subset of /// parent application's configuration. This is /// the case with Turbine. /// * /// </summary> /// <param name="ExtendedProperties">configuration /// /// </param> /// <summary> Add a property to the configuration. If it already /// exists then the value stated here will be added /// to the configuration entry. For example, if /// * /// resource.loader = file /// * /// is already present in the configuration and you /// * /// addProperty("resource.loader", "classpath") /// * /// Then you will end up with a Vector like the /// following: /// * /// ["file", "classpath"] /// * /// </summary> /// <param name="String">key /// </param> /// <param name="String">value /// /// </param> public static void addProperty(System.String key, System.Object value_Renamed) { ri.addProperty(key, value_Renamed); }