It's not possible to use @Value on a static variable.
@Value("${some.value}")
static private int someValue;
static public void useValue() {
System.out.println(someValue);
}
When I do this, 0 is printed. So what is a good alternative to this?
The following codes work for me,
public class MappingUtils {
private static String productTypeList;
@Value("${productType-list}")
public void setProductTypeList(String productTypeList) {
MappingUtils.getProductTypeList = productTypeList;
}
}