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Setting java options
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| Hi All,
i'm new to WebSphere Application Server, but without big issues i'm able to deploy my ear application.
Now, i have a small (i think) problem, but i'm not able to resolve it.
I have to set two Java option used by my application but i don't know where to set them.
I have tried setting the option in the startServer.cmd file using:
-Dprop1=value1 -Dprop2=value2
but listing all properties in my application i don't see them.
Any advice ?
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| ups...i'm using Websphere Application Server 6.0.
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| Ken Hygh 2005-12-23, 7:51 am |
| s.nichele@inwind.it wrote:
>Hi All,
>i'm new to WebSphere Application Server, but without big issues i'm able to deploy my ear application.
>Now, i have a small (i think) problem, but i'm not able to resolve it.
>I have to set two Java option used by my application but i don't know where to set them.
>I have tried setting the option in the startServer.cmd file using:
>-Dprop1=value1 -Dprop2=value2
>but listing all properties in my application i don't see them.
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>Any advice ?
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In the admin console, you'll need to update JVM options for the server.
Ken
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| > Hi All,
> i'm new to WebSphere Application Server, but without
> big issues i'm able to deploy my ear application.
> Now, i have a small (i think) problem, but i'm not
> able to resolve it.
> I have to set two Java option used by my application
> but i don't know where to set them.
> I have tried setting the option in the
> startServer.cmd file using:
> -Dprop1=value1 -Dprop2=value2
> but listing all properties in my application i don't
> see them.
>
> Any advice ?
You can set the application specific environment in JVM settings as "Generic JVM Arguments".
-- Sandeep
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| Thanks a lot for your replies.
Ste
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