Setting the system property in java application

Hi,
I want to make a connection to https://URL through my java application class
which will be deployed in the weblogic server. Could any one help by
telling how could I set the system properties in my java application. If I
pass the value in the java class do I have to change any value in the
weblogic.properties file.
Thanks in advance and looking forward to hear your valuable suggestion.
Sirisha

System.getProperty(..)
System.setProperty(..) is this what you are asking for?
This gets and sets the system (your machine) environment properties
Filip
In article <396d0a93$[email protected]>, [email protected] says...
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Hi,
I want to make a connection to https://URL through my java application class
which will be deployed in the weblogic server. Could any one help by
telling how could I set the system properties in my java application. If I
pass the value in the java class do I have to change any value in the
weblogic.properties file.
Thanks in advance and looking forward to hear your valuable suggestion.
Sirisha
Filip Hanik
Software Architect
XMarkstheSpot.com
[email protected]

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I have an outbound file sent via AS2 over http. I gather from other b2b forums/documents that for preserving the file name I have to set the actionname property. I have a BPEL process which is setting the fromTP, toTP, document TYPE etc, and then invoking the B2B and sending the document. Can I set the actionname property in the BPEL?
When I am trying to assign a value like "contentType:application/octet-stream;filename:abc.xml", I don't see any actionname property in the "To" side.

As there are three ways through which you may pass a message to B2B, so there are three ways to set Action name property.
If you are using SCA/Fabric then set below properties -
b2b.fileName
b2b.contentType
If you are using JCA JMS adapter, then set below property -
jca.jms.JMSProperty.ACTION_NAME
If you are using JCA AQ adapter then set -
ACTION_NAME
Regards,
Anuj

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How to create the exe file for java application?
got any software to do that?
Thanks

In terms of converting java applications into exe files, there are 3 schools of thought:
1) Instead of converting it to an exe, convert it to a jar file. Jar files are more portable than exe files because they can be double-clicked on any operating system. The caveat is that a Java interpreter must be installed on the target computer for the double-clicking to work.
http://developer.java.sun.com/developer/Books/javaprogramming/JAR/
2) Create an exe launcher that, when double-clicked, attempts to find a Java interpreter on the local computer and launches the Java application. The exe file is still double-clickable but whether your java application runs depends on whether a Java interpretor is installed on the target computer.
http://www.sureshotsoftware.com/exej/
http://www.objects.com.au/products/jstart/index.jsp
http://www.duckware.com/products/javatools.html
http://www.ucware.com/jexec/
http://www.rolemaker.dk/nonRoleMaker/javalauncher/
http://www.jelude.cjb.net/
http://thor.prohosting.com/~dfolly/java/index.html
3) Create an exe launcher that bundles a Java interpretor. Same as above but when the exe file is double-clicked, it searches for a Java interpreter and if one is not found, it installs one on the target computer. The caveat is that the exe file would have an overhead of 10 MB in size for the interpreter.
http://www.excelsior-usa.com/jet.html (evaluation version available)
4) Convert the Java application into a native exe file. The caveat is that if you use Swing for your GUI, it won't be converted. Also this option is still somewhat experimental.
Can't think of any free options right now.

Set the pagination property of master page through scripting

Hi,
Is it possible to set the Pagination property of a master page via scripting.
Where and how can this be set if at all possible.
There are properties like oddOreven etc available. but how can they be used in scripting.
Regards
Neha

Yes you can set the pagination property dynamically in Java Script or formcalc.
The sample code in Java script as follows:
xfa.form.form1.pageSet.Page1.oddOrEven = "even";
The possible values are "any" , " odd" , "even"
You can write this code in the initialize event.
Also, the 'Printing' property of the master page set should not Page occurance.It should be either both sides or front side only.

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Hello
The system time can be read using System.currentTimeMillis(), but, how can I set it?
Thanks

several approaches:
you could use the OS function to set and call it via Runtime.exec().
For WIndows e.g.: "time 08:15:00" to set the system time.
another solution: http://www.rgagnon.com/javadetails/java-0285.html

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