Setting Java Properties

Hi everybody. I have been looking around, but can't find anywhere where you set Java Properties (the one's you get via System.getProperty() ) in the iAS. Our current application has a lot of these properties, and in order for getting it running on the iAS I must be able to specify Java Properties. Does anybody know where I do this (it's an OC4J mod, not JServ).
Regards, Magnus Edevag
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It's easy - in each OC4J container there is a "server" link (down at the left side). In following screen there are three lines (again at the bottom) - last one is called Java properties. It is where you specify startup parameters for JVM. BTW, you can find them in opmn/conf/opmn.xml. Sometimes, if you hit the wrong button you have to go there and edit directly.
Myrra

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