On Sep 20, 2012, at 3:02 PM, Matthias Müller wrote:
Hi,
Environment variables are irrelevant when running services. That's
why
the registry values exist.
That's a good point!
Thanks for the nice discussion.
Matthias - can you please elaborate on exactly what "it is not
practicable
for our production environment" means?
I want to put the configuration files and property settings in a local
VCS (e.g. a local git) so that I can track the changes.
But now I see, that there are some technical reasons for using the
registry.
I think I will use a batch-script then which sets the registry.
Matthias
PS
There are two ways of setting the registry:
1. CLI via "tomcat.exe //US//Tomcat7 ..."
There are some examples in the service.bat file.
2. gui via tomcatw.exe
But I think both ways are not compatible.
I.E. when using "tomcat.exe //US//Tomcat7" I won't find the values in
tomcatw.exe
But that's not a problem for me.
I do not see the compatibility issue you describe. When I was
struggling to get the command-line (tomcat7.exe //US//) to work. I was
using the tomcatw.exe
GUI to see if my command-line was taking (I also check the registry).
Now that I have figured out how to change the min/max heap via the
command-line
I use tomcatw.exe and it reflects any change I make via the command-
line. At least that is my experience.
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