Java properties are not the same as system environment variables. You
provide properties through the java -D command line argument.
On 15-jan-06, at 20:45, Fred Baube wrote:
Is is present when you do
System.getProperty("derby.system.home") in Windows?
My partner ran this program:
public class JT {
public static final void main (String [] args) {
System.out.println ("DERBYDB_HOME: " + System.getProperty
("DERBYDB_HOME"));
System.out.println ("derby.system.home: " +
System.getProperty("derby.system.home"));
} }
and he reports:
well, it gives all nulls.
but when I check them like 'echo %DERBYDB_HOME%' etc. or
from the windows control panel, I get the correct values.
SO, I'm stumped. But I guess it's not a Rife issue ...
fred
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