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On 17-Apr-2000 Jennifer Wu wrote:
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> Hi,
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> I'm wondering if someone can tell me what's wrong with my attempts to
> set my environment variables. I'm using apache with jserv and
> servlets...
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> I'm trying to set an environment variable in jserv.properties like this:
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> wrapper.env=LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/test/path
>
Funny, I've had a go at this yesterday and dropped the whole 'wrapper.env'
directive since I was not able to retrieve any variable via this directive.
What I found that did work is either specify the initArgs and read them using
getInitParameter(), which was not the way for me since I wanted a
environment variable available not only to servlets but also to other classes
Waht I think you want is specifiy the environtment variable as a argument to
the JVM using wrapper.bin.parameters=-D[name]=[value]
You can retrieve this value using System.getProperty("name"), which was exactly
what I wanted. (seems to me that this is what the wrapper.env should do but
doesn't, or am I missing a point here)
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