I think I called for help too fast...
I found that my <woapplication name="${build.app.name}" ...> segment
in the build.xml file did not have a jvmOptions key-value pair from a
default Project Wonder Application...
It looks like I have a lot of build.xml and build.properties files to
update...
Can someone please confirm if I am correct here?
TNK
On Jan 25, 2010, at 12:51 PM, Tim Kliewer wrote:
Hi all,
I'm still somewhat new to eclipse, so I need some help...
How do I set the JVMOptions property that is used at launch time in
a deployed application?
I expect it is in the classpath file, MacOSClassPath.txt in
particular. Or is this old school and it is somewhere else now?
So, how do I get it set in that file without editing that file prior
to deployment?
Thanks,
TNK
Tim Kliewer
WWBI Software Engineering
Apple, Sacramento Operations
MS: 204-50 Tel: (916) 399-5101
2911 Laguna Blvd Cell: (916) 717-8748
Elk Grove, CA 95758 E-mail: tklie...@apple.com
Tim Kliewer
WWBI Software Engineering
Apple, Sacramento Operations
MS: 204-50 Tel: (916) 399-5101
2911 Laguna Blvd Cell: (916) 717-8748
Elk Grove, CA 95758 E-mail: tklie...@apple.com
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