A subsystem declares default values for all the
properties it requires in one or more .properties files
in its subsystem directory.
For example, there could be a mysubsystem.properties file, containing the following:
ooo.user=${dir.root}/oouser
Place holders are used for system-wide properties, such as dir.root in the -context.xml and .properties files, as the child application context will recursively expand place holders for its own properties and all the place holders recognized by its parent.
Properties files in the subsystem directory declare the configuration parameters and provide default values where these have not been supplied elsewhere. These files should not be edited in order to configure the subsystem.
Use the following methods to modify the subsystem properties:
- Subsystems and all their composite properties show under the SkyVault:Type=Configuration tree in JConsole.
- See Modifying global properties for more information on how to configure a prepackaged subsystem.
- -D options