You can do it in Windows through the Application Administrator; go to the
General | Java panel.
Or set the "java.classpath" property in
<JRun root>/jsm-default/properties/jsm.properties
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Subject: Classpath inside JRUN
Dear all,
Does anyone know how we can set up the classpath environment
in JRun? Something like wrapper.classpath=classpath in
JServ. Any help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
Francis
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