DO NOT modify any of these parameters unless you have read this property description.
Incorrect settings can cause the Wrapper to fail to operate as expected.
Setting this property allows the Title Bar of the console
in which the Wrapper is running to be set.
The default value is "no value", which means that the title is not set.
This works on Windows if the Wrapper is running
as a console application or as a Wiindows Service in combination with the
wrapper.ntservice.console
property.
It works on Linux/Unix platforms when the Wrapper is running within a shell.
Example:
wrapper.console.title=My Application
wrapper.console.title.<platform>
It is possible to specify the title based on the platform
by appending the platform name to the property.
These platform specific properties can also be used to ensure
that the title is only set for a specific platform.
Example (Windows):
wrapper.console.title.windows=My Windows Application
Example (Linux):
wrapper.console.title.linux=My Linux Application
WrapperManager.setConsoleTitle() :
As an alternative, or in addition to this property,
it is also possible to set the console title from within the Java application by using the
WrapperManager.setConsoleTitle()
method. This can be useful in dynamically changing the title depending on the running application.
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