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The Wrapper can be configured to launch a JVM that has been
configured in the Windows registry. This is done by setting
the wrapper.java.command
property to an empty value.
By default, the Wrapper will look for a a registry entry set by
the Sun JRE installer. This property makes it possible to tell
the Wrapper to look in a specific location for a registry key
containing a JAVA_HOME value.
The specified registry key is the full path to a key of type REG_SZ.
| Example - Default Registry Location: |
wrapper.java.command=
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| Example - Custom Registry Location: |
wrapper.java.command=
wrapper.registry.java_home=HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MyCompany\MyApplication\JavaHome
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The registry entry should contain a fully qualified, absolute path
to a java installation. It should be the home directory of the
installation. The Wrapper will append \bin\java to the specified
directory.
| Example - REG_SZ Value: |
C:\Program Files\MyApp\jre
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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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