How spring.messages.basename config path file jar outsite, to easy edit message no rebuild source about spring-boot HOT 3 CLOSED

When you launch an application with java -jar (I assume that's what you're doing), you cannot specify additional classpath locations. In other words, you cannot use both -jar and -cp at the same time. This is a limitation of the JVM.

You may be able to achieve your goal by launching your application differently. Something like this:

java -cp application.jar:another/location org.springframework.boot.loader.launch.JarLauncher

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An idea: load jar java -cp application.jar:another/location org.springframework.boot.loader.launch.JarLauncher; but it's me want configuration "spring.messages.basename" can special path file jar outsite; as load default application.properties in the folder ./config same path file boot jar.

I think didn't need classpath in ".getResources("classpath*:" + target + ".properties");" so I would like to organize folder storage struct message*.properties outsite change config text easy no rebuild source code.

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Unfortunately, that isn't how the JDK's ResourceBundle works. Please see its getBundle method and the description of how it uses ClassLoader.getResource() for details.

As I said above, please follow up on Stack Overflow if you have any further questions.

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