Definition
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How to pass system properties that will be available to the container while executing |
Explanations
It is sometime useful to pass system properties to the container that is executing. These properties are then available to the code executing in the container.
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Starting Tomcat 3.x with some System properties set in the container JVM:
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InstalledLocalContainer container = new Tomcat3xInstalledLocalContainer(
new TomcatStandaloneLocalConfiguration("target/tomcat3x"));
container.setHome("c:/apps/jakarta-tomcat-3.3.2");
Map props = new HashMap();
props.put("mypropery", "myvalue");
container.setSystemProperties(props);
container.start();
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Starting Tomcat 3.x with some System properties set in the container JVM:
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<cargo containerId="tomcat3x" home="c:/apps/jakarta-tomcat-3.3.2" action="start">
<sysproperty key="myproperty" value="myvalue"/>
</cargo>
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It is also possible to load the system properties from a file - simply use the |
Example using the Maven2 plugin
Starting Tomcat 3.x with some System properties set in the container JVM:
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<container>
[...]
<systemProperties>
<myproperty>myvalue</myproperty>
</systemProperties>
</container>
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