For tomcat you can define JAVA_OPTS system variable to supply
additional parameters for the java machine. That includes the
possibility to define -Dyour.property=
See the comments at the begin of catalina.bat or catalina.sh.
You can either modify catalina.bat/.sh or whatever bat file that is
used
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Martin,
Martin Gainty wrote:
> did you try setting the init-param in web.xml e.g.
>
>
> my.property
> 1
>
This is entirely unhelpful and has nothing to do with system properties. :(
- -chris
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Kaj,
Kaj Kandler wrote:
> Trickily I can't change the library (forgot to mention that), so I have
> to depend on the property value and can't change it to a JNDI lookup.
>
> Well, I did the following:
> As I use Spring anyway, I created a bean proper
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Thanks Christopher,
I appreciate the quick response.
Trickily I can't change the library (forgot to mention that), so I have
to depend on the property value and can't change it to a JNDI lookup.
Well, I did the following:
As I use Spring anyway, I cr
did you try setting the init-param in web.xml e.g.
my.property
1
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Subject: Setting Java property inside a webapp
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Kaj,
Kaj Kandler wrote:
> Hi there,
> I do have a library, that uses a property to determine some
> configuration. As a straight Java program I would call
>
> java -dmy.property=/my/value ...
>
> How can I set this property in the context of a tomca
