JRE 1.4.2 Java Runtime Parameters

Does anyone happen to know where/how these settings are saved on a Windows OS? I'd like to write a program to automatically set this on client machines to make deployment easier as we need to set the -Xmx for each user. I've searched the registry and all files on my machine and turned up nothing. Thanks for any help/suggestions you might have.

The settings are saved in a file named
<windows
folder>\.java\properties<version>e.g.
C:\WINDOWS\.java\properties141_02. The keyname
is javaplugin.jre.params=<runtime params>.You
can see this directly, if you change the runtime
parameters in the Java plugin configuration dialog.
What version of Windows are you running and what JRE
version..only b/c it would be helpful to know if these
settings are saved in different locations depending on
versions. On Win2K Pro & XP Pro w/ JRE 1.4.2 the
settings are in the location I specified in my last
post. Thanks!Sorry, I only checked 1.4.1
My (wrong) idea was, that it wouldn't change frome 1.4.1 to 1.4.2

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