Environment variables of 9i  App server

I have to configure few Environment variables in 9i App server. How can i do that. Also I want to view all the exisitng Env varibles.
Thanks
N

Nitin,
What kind of environment variables? Could you provide some more details. All Application Server settings are done via the EM Website.
Also, if this is a J2EE question, please post it on the J2EE forum.
Thanks,
Ashesh Parekh
Oracle9iAS Product Management

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