How the "Java System Properties" are populated in "About this Page"

Hi Gurus,
We are facing a very intriguing issue and want to find out the way self service pages shows information in tab "Java System Properties" on clicking "About This Page" link ( bottom left corner of any EBSO selef service page)
Thanks,
Ajay

Hi Peddi,
Thanks but let me give some more details on our problem.
It is a EBSO environment.
On Private MT we do not have any proxies set in context file or any other configuration files.
<proxyhost oa_var="s_proxyhost"> </proxyhost>
<proxyport oa_var="s_proxyport"> </proxyport>
The standard all standard OAF pages ( no customization or personalization ) show via link I mentioned before show these variables set
http.proxyHost
http.proxyPort
http.proxySet
Any idea how these get populated ?
Are these values fetched dynamically via some DB table?
Thanks,
Ajay

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