Where is the method 'setConfigParam' of the class EnvironmentConfig?

Hi, I only wanna know that. I'm using dbxml-2.5.16, a Java build on Linux x64.
Regards,
Erik

Hello,
Yes the mention of setConfigParam is a javadoc mistake. This is only a BDB JE method. The documentation will be corrected.
Thanks for pointing this out,
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