System.setProperty/System.getProperty

["Farrow, Marc" <MF...@sefl.com>]

Is there an easy way within Tomcat to set System properties so that all
webapps have access to them at startup?  Basically, I would like to add my
own properties to the System object at startup as opposed to using
environment entries.  Maybe I am over thinking things.  Or better yet, what
is the best way to use Resource Locales per O.S.?  We test/deploy on win2k
but have live server of OpenVMS.  The main reason I need this is because File
I/O is a lot different between the platforms.
 
Thanks,
 
Marc

RE: System.setProperty/System.getProperty

[Tim Lucia <ti...@yahoo.com>]

Wow.  OpenVMS is still in existence?  And it has a JVM?  Double Wow!

How come the I/O is different?  Shouldn't Java handle that for you?

Tim
(Former DECcie, 1988-1997)

-----Original Message-----
From: Farrow, Marc [mailto:MFarrow@sefl.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, April 05, 2006 7:03 PM
To: Tomcat-User@Jakarta. Apache. Org (E-mail)
Subject: System.setProperty/System.getProperty

Is there an easy way within Tomcat to set System properties so that all
webapps have access to them at startup?  Basically, I would like to add my
own properties to the System object at startup as opposed to using
environment entries.  Maybe I am over thinking things.  Or better yet, what
is the best way to use Resource Locales per O.S.?  We test/deploy on win2k
but have live server of OpenVMS.  The main reason I need this is because
File
I/O is a lot different between the platforms.
 
Thanks,
 
Marc


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