Each script in FioranoMQ is associated with a specific configuration file (.conf) in the same directory as the script file. This has the same name as the script file, but it is followed by a .conf extension. This configuration file includes the configuration properties of server/tools, as listed below:
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Config Property/Block |
Usage |
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<java.classpath> |
Specifies any additional jar files required in classpath in separate lines at the end of this block. |
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<java.endorsed.dirs> |
Specifies the jars to be considered over the the default jars in separate lines at the end of this block. |
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<java.ext.dirs> |
Specifies the external jar files to be loaded along with default system jars in separate lines at the end of the block. |
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<java.library.path> |
Specifies the folders containing dll/so files to be loaded in separate lines at the end of the block. |
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<java.system.props> |
Specifies any additional system properties in separate lines at the end of the block. |
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<jvm.args> |
Specifies arguments to the JVM, including memory settings, debug info, and so on, in separate lines at the end of the block. |
Note the following points about the configuration file:
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A line starting with '#' is treated as a comment.
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The Conf file can have empty lines. These empty lines are ignored by the launcher.
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Environment variables can be used in the conf file. (Using environment variables makes conf file OS dependent).
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Wild-cards are not supported. Example: lib/*.jar is disallowed.