Spring Boot - Key Store Password set in Code

Right, figured it out. Was on the wrong track. What I should have done was the following:

@Componentpublic class KeystoreInit {    private final Environment environment;    @Autowired    public KeystoreInit(Environment environment) {        this.environment = environment;    }    @Bean    public ServerProperties serverProperties() {        final ServerProperties serverProperties = new ServerProperties();        final Ssl ssl = new Ssl();        final String keystorePassword = getKeystorePassword();        ssl.setKeyPassword(keystorePassword);        System.setProperty("server.ssl.key-store-password", keystorePassword);        serverProperties.setSsl(ssl);        return serverProperties;    }    private String getKeystorePassword() {        // ...    }}

The idea here is that we're creating the initial ServerProperties bean. This bean is then loaded instead of a fresh ServerProperties, so our Ssl with the keystore password is set there already. This isn't overridden since we don't set server.ssl.key-store-password in our application.yml.

We @Autowire the Environment so that we can access out server.ssl.key-store-label property (which I had previously created), use that to load our actual server.ssl.key-store-password property, and then set that via System properties so that it can be accessed elsewhere in the application.

• spring boot:2.3.1.RELEASE
• you need to add @Primary at method otherwise it will Start error.What I should have done was the following:

@Componentpublic class KeystoreInit {    private final Environment environment;    @Autowired    public KeystoreInit(Environment environment) {        this.environment = environment;    }    @Bean    @Primary    public ServerProperties serverProperties() {        final ServerProperties serverProperties = new ServerProperties();        final Ssl ssl = new Ssl();        final String keystorePassword = getKeystorePassword();        ssl.setKeyPassword(keystorePassword);        System.setProperty("server.ssl.key-store-password", keystorePassword);        serverProperties.setSsl(ssl);        return serverProperties;    }    private String getKeystorePassword() {        // ...    }}