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I have an XML file (notice.xml) that I want to load into my Spring Boot Application. This file will be served to an API after some modification. I want this file to be loaded into the memory to minimize the I/O. What's the right way to load this file into memory at boot time, or just after start up?

Saif
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  • What kind of data? Master Data or Reference Data? If you are not sure, please describe what informations are stored in the notice.xml!? – Grim Jan 23 '22 at 18:06
  • It contains a few statements that I need to show as part of the API responses. Not too sure of the terminologies here. – Saif Jan 23 '22 at 21:35

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The easiest way is, buy loading the Resource with @Value("classpath:FILENAME)

but there are tons of ways, you can try. To get a better understanding you can look here

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