The command to use when launching a JVM. If the full path to the
java executable is not specified, then the Wrapper will attempt
to locate a java executable on the system path. It is advised
that the value does not contain an extension. Specifying a
value like java.exe would mean
that the same configuration file could not be used on Linux or
UNIX systems.
Example using system path: |
wrapper.java.command=java
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Example using JAVA_HOME environment variable: |
wrapper.java.command=%JAVA_HOME%/bin/java
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Example using full path (not platform independent): |
wrapper.java.command=c:/j2sdk1.4.0/bin/java
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On Windows systems, it is also possible to use the JRE configuration
from the system registry. This is done by setting an empty value.
By default, the wrapper will look for a Sun JRE using the default
registry key. It is possible to configure a specific java_home
location using the wrapper.registry.java_home
property.
Example using system registry (not platform independent): |
wrapper.java.command=
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If the java command is located using the Windows registry, the JAVA_HOME
value will be stored into a WRAPPER_JAVA_HOME
environment variable. This value can then be referenced in the values of other
properties.
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