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I had the same problem, and the same solution as Wouter. wrapper.env didn't
work at all, but servlet.*.InitArgs in zone.properties gave me what I
needed.
Then I posted a query about getting SSL session variables in my servlet. I
didn't get any response here, but I did see the following info posted on the
mod_ssl maillist:
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the latest version of Apache JServ (1.1.1b1) that you can get from
http://www.working-dogs.com/daily snapshots (or using the CVS repo from
java.apache.org) allows any env. vars to be sent over ajpv12 :
you'll have to add to jserv.conf config file :
ApJServEnvVar localName remoteName
by example:
ApJServEnvVar SSL_SESSION_ID SSL_SESSION_ID
ApJServEnvVar SSL_SERVER_CERTIFICATE SSL_SERVER_CERTIFICATE
ApJServEnvVar SSL_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE SSL_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE
ApJServEnvVar SSL_PROTOCOL SSL_PROTOCOL
The distinction between local & remote env names is a workaround for SSL
env names that were not compatible between all SSL implementations.
these env vars will be readable using :
HttpServletRequest.getAttribute()
see: https://ma-planete.net/servlets/SuperSnoop for results.
NB: this obsoletes the previous way to get them : you'll have to add
these new directives.
Jean-Luc Rochat
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The above technique might be what you're looking for.
cheers
Kirk
> -----Original Message-----
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Wouter
> Boers
> On 17-Apr-2000 Jennifer Wu wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > 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...
> >
> > I'm trying to set an environment variable in jserv.properties like this:
> >
> > 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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