vikas31
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How I can give the -D option in wsad?
Hi,
I have a program which needs -D option if I am running it from the command prompt it is working but when using wsad it is not working. This program also does some corba lookup. WSAD supports corba lookup? if yes then how I can set the -D options in wsad.
Thanks in advance
Vikas
I have a program which needs -D option if I am running it from the command prompt it is working but when using wsad it is not working. This program also does some corba lookup. WSAD supports corba lookup? if yes then how I can set the -D options in wsad.
Thanks in advance
Vikas
You'd have to set the options internally with System.setProperty
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Yes I could have but my class is calling to some other classes & that need's this option to be set.
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Yes I could have but my class is calling to some other classes & that need's this option to be set.
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Yes I could have but my class is calling to some other classes & that need's this option to be set.
It's set per VM, i.e. for all classes loaded.
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Can I make a corba call from wsad?I have changed the properties file stuff & now loading it with System.get..
but still getting same exception. While if the same stuff I am running with command Prompt it's working.
but still getting same exception. While if the same stuff I am running with command Prompt it's working.
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????? Is there any one who can give the correct reply..
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