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Revision 58a3fdf837f1947253f70d00089a9e6f49eefecb authored by Arunachalam Thirupathi on 01 June 2016, 06:14:16 UTC, committed by Arunachalam Thirupathi on 01 June 2016, 06:14:16 UTC
Properties(properties) constructor has a different behavior than the one intended. http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2004833/how-to-merge-two-java-util-properties-objects >>> copy/pasted text <<< However, if you treat it like a Map, you need to be very careful with this: new Properties(defaultProperties); This often catches people out, because it looks like a copy constructor, but it isn't. If you use that constructor, and then call something like keySet() (inherited from its Hashtable superclass), you'll get an empty set, because the Map methods of Properties do not take account of the default Properties object that you passed into the constructor. The defaults are only recognised if you use the methods defined in Properties itself, such as getProperty and propertyNames, among others.
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