-include PATH-SPEC ( ‘,’ PATH-SPEC ) *
Description: You can use -include as follows:

- Supported by OSGi enRoute

- # -include PATH-SPEC ( ',' PATH-SPEC ) *

  You can use -include as follows:

      -include: <path or url>

  This will read the path or url as a properties or manifest file (if it ends in `.MF`).

  It is important to realize that the include is not handled by the parser. That is, it is not a normal text include. The properties parser will read all properties in one go and then inspect the Properties object for the `-include` instruction. It then parses the paths or URLs in the `-include` instruction one by one in order. By default, the read properties do not override the properties that were set in the same file as the `-include` instruction.

  There are two possible options. The path/URL starts with a:

  - `~` – The included properties override the locally set properties.
  - `-` – If file or URL or path does not exist then do not report an error.

  ## Examples

      # Read an optional file in the user's home directory
      -include ${java.home}/.xyz/base.bnd

      # Read a manifest
      -include META-INF/MANIFEST.MF

      # Use a URL
      -include http://example.com/foo/bar/setup.bnd

      # Read several

      -include first.bnd, second.properties, ~third.override