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I am having an application, which is running on some port(ex-8080) now when I start this application using gradlew I want to pass dynamic port to start the application?



./gradlew :testApplication:bootRun



is there anyway to pass the dynamic port here??






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    I am having an application, which is running on some port(ex-8080) now when I start this application using gradlew I want to pass dynamic port to start the application?



    ./gradlew :testApplication:bootRun



    is there anyway to pass the dynamic port here??






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      I am having an application, which is running on some port(ex-8080) now when I start this application using gradlew I want to pass dynamic port to start the application?



      ./gradlew :testApplication:bootRun



      is there anyway to pass the dynamic port here??






      spring-boot gradle build.gradle







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      I am having an application, which is running on some port(ex-8080) now when I start this application using gradlew I want to pass dynamic port to start the application?



      ./gradlew :testApplication:bootRun



      is there anyway to pass the dynamic port here??






      spring-boot gradle build.gradle




      spring-boot gradle build.gradle






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          TLDR: /gradlew :testApplication:bootRun -Pargs="--server.port=8081"



          What is here:




          • When you run java with arguments --server.port=8081, Spring Boot will override default property (e.g. Spring Boot will ignore your port in properties file, it will use value from command line


          • -Pargs is the way to ask bootRun to command line arguments. See details here.


          See also the same question for maven.






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            Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

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            Nov 17 '18 at 16:19



















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          Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working.



          bootRun {
          systemProperties = System.properties
          }


          and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun?



          example in application.properties there is a variable call



          test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?






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            TLDR: /gradlew :testApplication:bootRun -Pargs="--server.port=8081"



            What is here:




            • When you run java with arguments --server.port=8081, Spring Boot will override default property (e.g. Spring Boot will ignore your port in properties file, it will use value from command line


            • -Pargs is the way to ask bootRun to command line arguments. See details here.


            See also the same question for maven.






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              Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

              – Ashwini Jha
              Nov 17 '18 at 16:19
















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            TLDR: /gradlew :testApplication:bootRun -Pargs="--server.port=8081"



            What is here:




            • When you run java with arguments --server.port=8081, Spring Boot will override default property (e.g. Spring Boot will ignore your port in properties file, it will use value from command line


            • -Pargs is the way to ask bootRun to command line arguments. See details here.


            See also the same question for maven.






            share|improve this answer



















            • 1





              Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

              – Ashwini Jha
              Nov 17 '18 at 16:19














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            TLDR: /gradlew :testApplication:bootRun -Pargs="--server.port=8081"



            What is here:




            • When you run java with arguments --server.port=8081, Spring Boot will override default property (e.g. Spring Boot will ignore your port in properties file, it will use value from command line


            • -Pargs is the way to ask bootRun to command line arguments. See details here.


            See also the same question for maven.






            share|improve this answer













            TLDR: /gradlew :testApplication:bootRun -Pargs="--server.port=8081"



            What is here:




            • When you run java with arguments --server.port=8081, Spring Boot will override default property (e.g. Spring Boot will ignore your port in properties file, it will use value from command line


            • -Pargs is the way to ask bootRun to command line arguments. See details here.


            See also the same question for maven.







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              Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

              – Ashwini Jha
              Nov 17 '18 at 16:19














            • 1





              Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

              – Ashwini Jha
              Nov 17 '18 at 16:19








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            Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

            – Ashwini Jha
            Nov 17 '18 at 16:19





            Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working. bootRun { systemProperties = System.properties } and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun? example in application.properties there is a variable call test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?

            – Ashwini Jha
            Nov 17 '18 at 16:19













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            Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working.



            bootRun {
            systemProperties = System.properties
            }


            and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun?



            example in application.properties there is a variable call



            test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?






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              Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working.



              bootRun {
              systemProperties = System.properties
              }


              and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun?



              example in application.properties there is a variable call



              test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?






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                Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working.



                bootRun {
                systemProperties = System.properties
                }


                and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun?



                example in application.properties there is a variable call



                test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?






                share|improve this answer













                Thanks for the info, -Pargs is not considering, I added the below things and it started working.



                bootRun {
                systemProperties = System.properties
                }


                and then passed -Dserver.port=8081 and It started working. I have another question , Can I able to modify the custom value specified in application.properties by passing the argument in gradlew bootRun?



                example in application.properties there is a variable call



                test.url="http:localhost:8081"now I am running the gradlew :testApplication:bootRun and here I wanna modify the content of test.url, is this possible?







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