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Need help to set System Properties in WAS 6 Test Environment

 
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hi ,

I am using RAD 6 , WAS 6 Test Enviroment Server for my project.
I want to set two System Properties in WAS 6 Test Environment Server. But I am not able to find the location of System Properties. We have it in the Environment tab -> Java VM Settings in WAS 5 Test Environment. I tried logging into the admin console for WAS 6 but did not find any relevant option.

Please suggest me the method to set the System Properties.


Thanks.

[ May 04, 2007: Message edited by: Priyadarshan Kelkar ]
[ May 04, 2007: Message edited by: Priyadarshan Kelkar ]
 
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Here's how I do it in my system:

Application servers
> server1
> Configuration tab
> Java and Process Management +
> Process Definition
> Java Virtual Machine
> Custom Properties
 
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Open the admin console(right click server on "Server" tab and choose "Run administration console") and do the following:

1) click "servers" and choose your server from the list
2) In the server detail page select "Server and Process Management" under "Server Infastructure"
3) Click process definition
4) Select java virtual machine
5) Select custom properties
6) Add your system properties and click finish

Hope this helps.
 
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hi Paul & Naveen ,

Thanks a lot for your replies. It helped me solve the error.
 
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