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Hello,
I want to run custom class file on startup of server, Can you please help me how to define it with proper syntax in MYECLIPSE IDE.
i.e with “-D” option
I am using oracle 10g server
Thanks,
GBKGBK,
Navigate to Window > Preferences > MyEclipse > Application Servers > Oracle AS > JDK, then in the 2nd box add your -D options 1 per line.I am looking for syntax, say my class is “com.pack.testclass” when how should i define with -D option
Thanks
GBK,
-D is used to set environment variables, not implicitly run classes. Our connector does not provide built in support for running code before the app server starts, sorry I misunderstood your question.Ok, I want to define system vairable at start up of server and then read it like, system.getproperty(“XYZ”), Can you let me know how and where to define.
e.g java -Dcom.dor.configProperties=com.dor.config.configProperties ‘this is not working when I start server’
Thanks
gbkGBK,
You have it right, using -D sets a system property. I just tried this with Tomcat.I added an Optioanl Java VM ARgument of: -DtestProperty=SOMETEST
then created this JSP:
<%@ page language="java" import="java.util.*" pageEncoding="UTF-8"%> <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN"> <html> <body> System Property: [<%= System.getProperty("testProperty") %>] </body> </html>and it printed out:
System Property: [SOMETEST]So maybe you have a typo somewhere.
