Hi Vitheya,

The following JavaScript example shows how you can get either a single property from the properties file, or get all properties as an object:

import config from 'mx:config'

// Get a deployment property
console.log('example.name    : ' + config.deployment.example.name);
console.log('example.company : ' + config.deployment.example.company);
console.log('example.badentry: ' + config.deployment.example.badentry);

// Print all deployment properties
console.log(JSON.stringify(config.deployment, null, '  '));

When using the following contents in deployment.properties:

example.name=Roger
example.company=Rocket Software

it will give the following console output:

2024-07-15T11:16:09,272 [25724] INFO  javascript.console - example.name    : Roger 
2024-07-15T11:16:09,272 [25724] INFO  javascript.console - example.company : Rocket Software 
2024-07-15T11:16:09,272 [25724] INFO  javascript.console - example.badentry: undefined 
2024-07-15T11:16:09,272 [25724] INFO  javascript.console - {
  "example": {
    "name": "Roger",
    "company": "Rocket Software"
  }
} 

Hope this helps,

Regards,

Roger van Valen

Hi Roger Van Valen,

Thank you for your support, It works and I'm able to get the value from the deployment.properties file.  

Thanks,

Vitheya Monikha