Passing Arguments/Properties File to SUN JAVA ONE WEBSERVER at startup

We are porting a Java App currently running on an Orion Web Server to Sun Java One Web Sever.
We have found that with the various java application servers we've used over the years, that each want to find the properties file in a different spot. They way we've got around this is that we start Orion with a -D option to java to set a system property called cdsProps. Example: java -DcdsProps=Path_to_properties_file. We then reference that cdsProps arugment throughout the java code so it knows where to find the properties file. Because the cdsProps argument is used thoughout the java code, if the -D option is not used when starting the webserver to point to the properties file, the website will not function properly.

in the case above, the command line arguments are passed in the aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarggggggggggs array
you probably want aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaarggggggggggs[0] for the filenameAm not sure i understand, do you mean i must change the param of the main method to String[] args[0] as this resulted in error when i did so. Or do you mean at command line instead file simply being passed to the Compressor program as
"java Compressor < examplefilename"
It has to be "java Compressor < examplefilename[0]" ?
If you could expand on this, would be grateful,
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