OC4J 9.0.4 System Property Configuration

Hi,
I am relatively need to the J2EE world and am working with OC4J 9.0.4 Stand Alone server.
I am trying to setup a system property that I can read using the System.getProperty() method in one of my class files.
example: systemEnv=System.getProperty('NEARMISS_PROPERTIES");
Is there a configuration file for OC4J in ../j2ee/home/config where I can set it up so that it is globally available or just available to my container context?
I was able to get it to work by using the -D option on the java startup command for OC4J but do not want to do it that way in the real DEV server. Its ok for my PC to intially develop but not for DEV/QA/PROD of course.
example: java -DNEARMISS_PROPERTIES="D:\\J2EE Projects\\System Config Files" -jar oc4j.jar
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Dean Cyril Wood

Can you try the "-updateConfig" option of admin.jar?
java -jar admin.jar ormi://localhost admin Matrox -updateConfigTo my vague memory, the "-restart" option does not necessarily implies reading the config files again.

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