No.  This type of property substitution is specific to JSL.

Your app will need to resolve itself.

In job stats listener used 

Job sl = exe.getSubstitutedJob();

  Job uj = ins.getUnsubstitutedJob();

We have job object pulled from SubstitutedJob() and UnsubstitutedJob() Not able display step properties. Inside step properties are not displayed.How to resolve the step properties inside job stats listener

job model classes (Job, Step, etc) do not override toString() method.  So if you print out a job or a step, it will not print out human-understandable text.  Once you get hold of a Job, or a Step, you can traverse it and call appropriate methods to display the content you want.

For example, you can call

org.jberet.job.model.Properties props = step.getProperties();

java.util.Properties  props2 = props.toJavaUtilProperties(props);

System.out.println(props2);