GitHub user EricTonissen added a comment to the discussion: Best way to set hop
variables
I am not able to find an solution. Maybe some more context.
I have several hop-servers running on 1 host. The only difference must be a
name of the hop server.
I tried starting the hop-server.sh with -s or --system-properties, but that
doesn't ends up in the hop-server.
Added System.println in the code HopServer.java, but the output stayed null.
public void applySystemProperties() {
// Set some System properties if there were any
System.out.println("System properties:" + systemProperties);
I can add <name> in the server-config.xml, but I'am not able to read this
parameter in my pipelines.
I could not find that I can add extra variables in the server-config.xml file.
I can add the name in the project xml file and put --project as parameter to
hop-server.sh,
but that means that I need to define for each hop-sever his own project.
I didn't found that I have the possibility to pass a environment xml file to
the hop-server.
Is there some solution, which I missed?
GitHub link:
https://github.com/apache/hop/discussions/6555#discussioncomment-15846445
----
This is an automatically sent email for [email protected].
To unsubscribe, please send an email to: [email protected]
