public void load(String filename) {
Map data = FileUtil.readResilientConfigFile(filename, false);
// horrendous recursive loading going on here due to logger + config depedencies. If already
// loaded
// then use the existing data as it might have already been written to...
if (propertiesMap == null) {
ConcurrentHashMapWrapper<String, Object> c_map =
new ConcurrentHashMapWrapper<String, Object>(data.size() + 256, 0.75f, 8);
c_map.putAll(data);
propertiesMap = c_map;
}
/*
* Can't do this yet. Sometimes, there's a default set to x, but the code
* calls get..Parameter(..., y). y != x. When the user sets the the parameter
* to x, we remove it from the list. Later, the get..Parameter(.., y) returns
* y because there is no entry.
*
* The solution is to not allow get..Parameter(.., y) when there's a default
* value. Another reason to not allow it is that having two defaults confuses
* coders.
*
// Remove entries that are default. Saves memory, reduces
// file size when saved again
ConfigurationDefaults def = ConfigurationDefaults.getInstance();
Iterator it = new TreeSet(propertiesMap.keySet()).iterator();
while (it.hasNext()) {
String key = (String)it.next();
Object defValue = def.getDefaultValueAsObject(key);
if (defValue == null)
continue;
if (defValue instanceof Long) {
int iDefValue = ((Long)defValue).intValue();
int iValue = getIntParameter(key, iDefValue);
if (iValue == iDefValue)
propertiesMap.remove(key);
}
if (defValue instanceof String) {
String sDefValue = defValue.toString();
String sValue = getStringParameter(key, sDefValue);
if (sValue.compareTo(sDefValue) == 0)
propertiesMap.remove(key);
}
}
*/
}
