How to set system property in gradle-cuba.studio?

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#4

Okay, so you can pass these values to the STUDIO_OPTS environment variable in the following way:
-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=pathToMyTrustStore -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=Password

Regards,
Daniil.

#5

okay, thanks, but where I have to pass it? Which file?

Thanks a lot

#6

Because I dont want to pass it to my environment variables, I want to set in gradle and put the truststore in the project folder in Web-Inf.

#7

but where I can find the place, or where is the STUDIO_OPTS variable?

#8

There is no way to pass these options via Gradle build file now. The only way is to setup environment variables.

#9

@tsarev okay, thanks I understand now.
But is there an other way to set system properties? Is there something like a main-class in cuba?

Thanks

#10

Unfortunately no, there is no another way to pass some settings to CUBA Studio.

#11

@tsarev thanks, I see.
The problem is, that if I set the environment variable _JAVA_OPTS with the

-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=pathToMyTrustStore -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=Password

this arguments will be not set in my computer. Because, I run a small application and set the system properties with System.set(…), when I put this arguments as environment variable and call the method:

System.getProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStore")

I will get the value null

Do you have a hint, why this option is not set by the environment variable?

Thank you

#12

Please clarify, are you using _JAVA_OPTS as a name of env variable or it is a typo?

And if you want to pass your settings only to CUBA Studio I recommend you to use the STUDIO_OPTS variable.

Could you describe how you’ve set up the env variable and clarify what operation system you are using?

#13

I use _JAVA_OPTIONS as system variable and I use windows 10 Enterprise, I would like to use this option for all application, not Cuba only.

#14

Okay, so you should setup your variable in the following way:

JAVA_OPTS='-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=pathToMyTrustStore -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword=Password'

Pay attention to the name of variable - it doesn’t have leading underscore

Regards,
Daniil.

#15

Unfortunately, I still get null when I call the getProperty(..) method.
Is there a way, to see, which Java_options will be used? For example in this eclipse.

Because I only try this:

printWriter.println(System.getProperty("javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword"));

but get null

but in fact, I set password and truststore-file path

#16

When I call in cmd:

echo %JAVA_OPTS%

I get the path to truststore and the password for it.
But my eclipse app, throws null when I call the method above :confused:

#17

@tsarev, I just restart eclipse and try it again :open_mouth:

And it works! Thank you! You are great!

I want to ask, if you have a tip for me, how I should set ssl, when I deploy this app and put on server? Because the path to my certificate is just local.

#18

Yes, you have to restart Eclipse to apply changes. The reason is that all your variables are read once before starting any application.

You are welcome!

And please create a new topic for the second question.

Regards,
Daniil.

#19

@tsarev,

if I only want to use this variable for Cuba instance, I should set STUDIO_OPTS variable?
And where will the cuba application “know” that he have to use studio_opts instead of java_opts variable?

Thanks

#20

Because, when I try to go in my cuba project, I get an error and can not come in my project:

#21

Yes, to setup your variables only for CUBA Studio you should use the STUDIO_OPTS variable.

All values from both variables will be loaded, but values that are defined in STUDIO_OPTS will override values defined in JAVA_OPTS

#22

But just for interesst, in which file, or where the instance variable will be set, or where it will be loaded, in which file, STUDIO_OPTS and JAVA_OPTS will be loaded?

Thanks

#23

They are loaded in studio/bin/studio.bat and in studio/bin/studio files for Windows and Linux operating systems respectively.