java 保存xml_Java Language

Example

Storing Properties in a XML File

The way you store properties files as XML files is very similar to the way you would store them as .properties files. Just instead of using the store() you would use storeToXML().

public void saveProperties(String location) throws IOException{

// make new instance of properties

Properties prop = new Properties();

// set the property values

prop.setProperty("name", "Steve");

prop.setProperty("color", "green");

prop.setProperty("age", "23");

// check to see if the file already exists

File file = new File(location);

if (!file.exists()){

file.createNewFile();

}

// save the properties

prop.storeToXML(new FileOutputStream(file), "testing properties with xml");

}

When you open the file it will look like this.

Loading Properties from a XML File

Now to load this file as a properties you need to call the loadFromXML() instead of the load() that you would use with regular .propeties files.

public static void loadProperties(String location) throws FileNotFoundException, IOException{

// make new properties instance to load the file into

Properties prop = new Properties();

// check to make sure the file exists

File file = new File(location);

if (file.exists()){

// load the file

prop.loadFromXML(new FileInputStream(file));

// print out all the properties

for (String name : prop.stringPropertyNames()){

System.out.println(name + "=" + prop.getProperty(name));

}

} else {

System.err.println("Error: No file found at: " + location);

}

}

When you run this code you will get the following in the console:

age=23

color=green

name=Steve