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If you start the JVM manually the properties are not red correctly from the
jserv.properties.
If you want to use in manual mod you should include it in the JVM startup. So
something like
java -Dmyparam="myvalue" org.apache.jserv.JServ ./conf/jserv.properties
So use the -D parameter. I just tested an it works fine.
If you use jserv in automatci mod so the jserv is started from apache u can use
the
wrapper.bin.parameters=-Dmyparam="myval".
In these cases U will have the System.getProperty("myparam") and it will return
myval String :-)
Well I don't know if there is better solution but I use this.
BR,
Istvan
Vidya Ramachandran wrote:
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> Dear Fellow Members,
>
> I need your help desperately....I had posted this query earlier, but haven't
> received a solution for it as yet.
> I'm hoping for one now.
>
> This is my problem :-
> I am using ApacheServ 1.1.2 on Windows NT 4.0.
>
> I want to store some configuration parameters in a config file.
> How can I read the path of this config file.
>
> I am storing it in Environment variable and fetching the value by
> System.getProporty method.
> But I am getting null as the value.
>
> I looked in the archive and found this :-
> "The file jserv.properties contains two under-emphasised variables -
> wrapper.env.copy and wrapper.env.copyall. The default for
> wrapper.env.copyall is false. I disagree with this, as it prevents JServ
> from having access to your environment variables. If you are having
> strange exceptions thrown like UnsatisfiedLinkError, set this variable to
> true.
> If your server is configured properly the problem should be resolved.
> wrapper.env.copy allows you to copy individual environment variables for
> use by the JVM. ie: wrapper.env.copy=PATH"
>
> I have tried this as well but nothing seems to work...I'm at a dead end !!
> Please help me...
>
> regards
> Vidya
>
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