Using Property Placeholders in

[Martin Mulder]

I have a transformer with a @Lookup annotation.
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When I declare a property in a property file loaded via context:property-placeholder it isn't set in the registry (and my Lookup will throw an exception)
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<code>
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Expression Evaluator &quot;registry&quot; with expression &quot;cendris_username&quot; returned null but a value was require
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d&#46; (org&#46;mule&#46;api&#46;expression&#46;ExpressionRuntimeException)
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</code>
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This works well when setting the property via
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Maybe this is a bug in mule, but this happens, even in mule-3.3

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[Fake David Dossot]

It's not a bug. If you use the Spring property placeholder resolver you have to look *it* up in the registry then ask it for the value of "cendris_username". Global properties are different, they are directly bound in the registry.

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