Hi Paul, Well the only way to set system properties that I know of is via the command line when launching the Java process. Of course you can also have explicit System.setProperty() calls in your bundle. I'm not sure that adding something for this to SUBSYSTEM.MF is a good idea because it has a global effect, even for scoped subsystems. Similarly bundles don't support a way to set system properties via their MANIFEST.MF...
If you really want to do this inside your subsystem I would suggest to just add your own small bundle that sets this property. If it needs to be set before Jetty is started you can use the subsystem start ordering. Best regards, David On 11 September 2015 at 01:04, Paul F Fraser <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi, > > Using jetty http bundle in a subsystem requires jetty to be enabled with a > system property. > > To set this property I am intending to use a custom header in the > SUBSYSTEM.MF and set the property prior to subsystem start. > > I could not find any reference to subsystem system properties in the OSGi > spec. > > Are there other methods for doing this? > > Regards > > Paul Fraser
