How to pass system properties to TIBCO BusinessEvents engine?
Article ID: KB0087046
Updated On:
| Products | Versions |
|---|---|
| TIBCO BusinessEvents Enterprise Edition | - |
| Not Applicable | - |
Description
Resolution:
For the system properties to be reflected, they need to be passed using the custom property in the be-engine.tra file (java.extended.properties).
So, in your be-engine.tra file, you can add something like -
java.extended.properties= -Duser.region=DE -Duser.language=de
If you want to get this property in the TIBCO Admin GUI before deployment, please do the following -
- Before creating your EAR,
edit $TIBCO_HOME\be\2.0\lib\com\tibco\deployment\be-engine.xml
Here add the following property:
<property>
<name>Extended Properties</name>
<option>java.extended.properties</option>
<default></default>
<description>Defines java extended properties</description>
</property>
- Open Designer and create an EAR(whenever you create an EAR, this additional property will be included which in turn gets reflected in the TIBCO Admin GUI)
For the system properties to be reflected, they need to be passed using the custom property in the be-engine.tra file (java.extended.properties).
So, in your be-engine.tra file, you can add something like -
java.extended.properties= -Duser.region=DE -Duser.language=de
If you want to get this property in the TIBCO Admin GUI before deployment, please do the following -
- Before creating your EAR,
edit $TIBCO_HOME\be\2.0\lib\com\tibco\deployment\be-engine.xml
Here add the following property:
<property>
<name>Extended Properties</name>
<option>java.extended.properties</option>
<default></default>
<description>Defines java extended properties</description>
</property>
- Open Designer and create an EAR(whenever you create an EAR, this additional property will be included which in turn gets reflected in the TIBCO Admin GUI)
Issue/Introduction
How to pass system properties to TIBCO BusinessEvents engine?
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