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Environment variables (e.g. $HOME) are replaced by this attribute (see Settings which Allow Environment Variables
to be Called (page 100)).
The -include-path option has precedence over this parameter.
The factory.ini (section [spooler], entry include_path= …) setting is overwritten by this parameter.
mail_xslt_stylesheet="path" The path to the XSLT style sheet used for the preparation of e-mails
The path to the XSLT style sheet. XSLT style sheets are used by the Job Scheduler for the preparation of e-mails.
At the time of writing (April 2006) this subject is not documented.
java_class_path="file_names" Java class path
The Java CLASS_PATH setting is made here. This is a list of paths - on Windows Systems these paths are
separated by semi-colons (;), on Unix systems by colons (:).
Note that jokers can be used in these paths. The Job Scheduler then replaces these jokers with the respective file
names. i.e. those existing in the file system.
• On Windows systems, the * and ? characters may be used after the last directory separator.
• On Unix systems the [ and ] characters can also be used. Jokers can be used in every folder name of a path
(as in the csh shell).
• Linux (GNU) also recognizes the {,} characters, when used in the following syntax:
"xxx { alternative1 , alternative2 ,...} xxx", e.g. /dir/sos.{hostware,mail.spooler}.jar.
The following points apply to every path in the class_path:
• A path without a joker will be handed over to Java unchanged.
• A path containing a joker will be converted to the existing path before being handed over.
• Should no path corresponding to a joker be found then the path will be ignored.
• A path will also be ignored should it refer to a directory which cannot be read.
• Environment variables (e.g. ${HOME}) will be replaced before a path is converted.
These settings are generally made in the sos.ini (section [java], entry class_path= …) file.
Example:
class_path = s:\prod\bind\sos.*.jar;c:\jar\my.jar;c:\jar\*
Environment variables (e.g. $HOME) are replaced by this attribute (see Settings which Allow Environment Variables
to be Called (page 100)).
The sos.ini (section [java], entry class_path= …) setting is overwritten by this parameter.
java_options="text" Java options
This setting specifies the directory in which the HostJava is installed - e.g. -Djava.library.path=.
These options are passed to the Java Virtual Machine.
These settings are generally made using sos.ini (section [java], entry options= …).
Example:
options = -Xdebug -Djava.library.path=s:/prod/bind
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