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‎Jun 19, 2006
01:35 PM
Using system variables in JVM file
I want to create a new jvm file and would like to use an system variable in the path hint. Is this possible? Thx.
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‎Jun 19, 2006
01:42 PM
For UNIX-style systems, the PLATFORM_HINT: section of the .jvm file can take one environment variable name per line; for Windows .jvm files, if nothing else you can add the environment-variable registry keys to the PLATFORM_HINT: section.
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‎Aug 29, 2006
03:47 PM
I created jvm instruction files and added the PLATFORM_HINT for Unix. Still it searches the path first and then the environment variables I have specified. Is it possible to bypass searching the path. Thx.
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