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if we load resource file (for example, application.property) using loadjava command, does it still refer to the one on the server or from then onward it will always refer to the one in DB? how do we setup class path for jars used?<br />
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can we have &quot;myProperty.xyz&quot; as a resource file?
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if we load resource file (for example, application.property) using loadjava command, does it still refer to the one on the server or from then onward it will always refer to the one in DB? how do we setup class path for jars used?

can we have "myProperty.xyz" as a resource file?

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