How to provide system properties to embedded oc4j

hi,
I want to provide some system properties like
-Dlog4j.configuration to the embedded oc4j server. How can I do that in Jdev 9.03
Thanks
Ashwani

Select the project you are running in the navigator then
set Java option in Project -> Properties -> Runner -> Java Options (-Dlog4j.configuration=your.value)
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