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126599_org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv.patch (text/plain), 10.39 KB, created by Thomas Watson

on 2006-05-08 14:21:59 EDT

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>### Eclipse Workspace Patch 1.0
>#P org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv
>Index: reference/misc/runtime-options.html
>===================================================================
>RCS file: /cvsroot/eclipse/org.eclipse.platform.doc.isv/reference/misc/runtime-options.html,v
>retrieving revision 1.27
>diff -u -r1.27 runtime-options.html
>--- reference/misc/runtime-options.html	18 Apr 2006 15:45:48 -0000	1.27
>+++ reference/misc/runtime-options.html	8 May 2006 18:22:55 -0000
>@@ -247,6 +247,12 @@
> <dd>This property is set at the time eclipse is started. The value of this property a string 
> representation of the value returned by System.currentTimeMillis(). This value is not
> intended to be set by users.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="eclipsestateSaveDelayInterval" id="eclipsestateSaveDelayInterval"></a>eclipse.stateSaveDelayInterval</dt>
>+ <dd>the delay interval (in milliseconds) for persisting state change requests. The default 
>+ is 30000 ms (30 seconds). State change requests are delayed to prevent massive amounts 
>+ of disk writes while performing administrative operations (e.g. installing bundles). 
>+ The delay interval is used to wait for a period of inactivity before persisting the 
>+ framework state information.</dd>
> <dt><a name="eclipsevm" id="eclipsevm"></a>eclipse.vm {-vm}</dt>
> <dd>the path to the Java executable used to run Eclipse. This information is
> used to construct relaunch command lines.</dd>
>@@ -261,6 +267,9 @@
> <dt><a name="osgibaseconfigurationarea"></a>osgi.baseConfiguration.area</dt>
> <dd>specifies a base configuration that is used when 
> <a href="#osgiconfigurationarea">osgi.configuration.area</a> is not specified.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgibundlefilelimit"></a>osgi.bundlefile.limit</dt>
>+ <dd>specifies a limit on the number of jar files the framework will keep open. 
>+ The minimum value allowed is 10. By default the value is unlimited.</dd>
> <dt><a name="osgibundles"></a>osgi.bundles</dt>
> <dd>The comma-separated list of bundles which are automatically installed
> and optionally started
>@@ -296,13 +305,32 @@
> <dt><a name="osgiconsole"></a>osgi.console {-console} </dt>
> <dd>if set to a non-null value, the OSGi console (if installed) is enabled.
> If the value is a suitable integer, it is interpreted as the port on which
>- the console listens and directs its output
>- to the
>- given port.
>-Handy for investigating
>- the state of the system. </dd>
>+ the console listens and directs its output to the given port. Handy for investigating
>+ the state of the system.</dd>
> <dt><a name="osgiconsoleclass"></a>osgi.console.class</dt>
> <dd>the class name of the console to run if requested</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgiconsoleencoding"></a>osgi.console.encoding</dt>
>+ <dd>if set then the specified value is used as the encoding for the console (see
>+ <a href="#osgiconsole">osgi.console</a>). If not set then the value of the file.encoding 
>+ property is used. If file.encoding is not set then iso8859-1 is used as the default.
>+ </dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgicontextClassLoaderParent"></a>osgi.contextClassLoaderParent</dt>
>+ <dd>the classloader type to use as the parent classloader of the context
>+ classloader used by the Framework. The valid types are the following:
>+ <ul type=disc>
>+ <li class=MsoNormal style='mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:auto;
>+ mso-list:l2 level1 lfo3;tab-stops:list .5in'>app - the application classloader.</li>
>+ <li class=MsoNormal style='mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:auto;
>+ mso-list:l2 level1 lfo3;tab-stops:list .5in'>boot - the boot classloader.</li>
>+ <li class=MsoNormal style='mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:auto;
>+ mso-list:l2 level1 lfo3;tab-stops:list .5in'>ext - the extension classloader.</li>
>+ <li class=MsoNormal style='mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:auto;
>+ mso-list:l2 level1 lfo3;tab-stops:list .5in'>fwk - the framework classloader.</li>
>+ <li class=MsoNormal style='mso-margin-top-alt:auto;mso-margin-bottom-alt:auto;
>+ mso-list:l2 level1 lfo3;tab-stops:list .5in'>ccl - the original context classloader 
>+ that was set when the framework launched (default value).</li>
>+ </ul>
>+ </dd>
> <dt><a name="osgidebug"></a>osgi.debug {-debug}</dt>
> <dd>if set to a non-null value, the platform is put in debug mode. If the value
> is a string it is interpreted as the location of the
>@@ -322,6 +350,14 @@
> the file will contain an entry of the form 
> <pre> &lt;plug-in id&gt;=&lt;comma separated list of classpath entries to add&gt;</pre>
> where plug-in id &quot;*&quot; matches any plug-in not otherwise mentioned.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgifilepermissionscommand"></a>osgi.filepermissions.command</dt>
>+ <dd>specifies an optional OS specific command to set file permissions on extracted
>+ native code. On some operating systems it is required that native libraries be 
>+ set to executable. This optional property allows you to specify the command. 
>+ For example, on a UNIX style OS you could have the following value:
>+ <pre> osgi.filepermissions.command=&quot;chmod +rx [fullpath]&quot;</pre>
>+ The [fullpath] is used to substitute the actual file path by the framework.
>+ </dd>
> <dt><a name="o.pngramework"></a>osgi.framework</dt>
> <dd>the URL location of the OSGi framework. Useful if the Eclipse install
> is disjoint. See the section on <a href="#locations">locations</a> for more details. </dd>
>@@ -331,8 +367,8 @@
> (see <a href="#o.pngramework">osgi.framework</a>)</dd>
> <dt><a name="osgiframeworkextensions"></a>osgi.framework.extensions</dt>
> <dd>a comma-separated list of framework extensions. Each entry is of the form: 
>-	 <pre> &lt;URL | simple bundle location&gt;</pre>
>- If a simple bundle location is specified (not a URL) then a search is done in parent directory of the 
>+	 <pre> &lt;simple bundle location&gt;</pre>
>+ Simple bundle locations are searched in the parent directory of the 
> org.eclipse.osgi bundle. Framework extensions may be used to run Eclipse with a different
> framework adaptor. The framework extension may contain an eclipse.properties file to set 
> system properties. For example, a framework extension that provides a framework adaptor 
>@@ -344,6 +380,31 @@
> &quot;jar&quot; indicates that the Eclipse OSGi Framework is contained in a single jar.
> The value &quot;folder&quot; indicates that the Eclipse OSGi Framework is contained in a 
> directory.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgiframeworklibraryextensions"></a>osgi.framework.library.extensions</dt>
>+ <dd>a comma separated list of additional library file extensions that
>+ must be searched for. If not set then only the library name returned by
>+ System.mapLibraryName(String) will be used to search. This is needed for
>+ certain operating systems which allow more than one extension for a library. 
>+ For example AIX allows library extensions of .a and .so, but
>+ System.mapLibraryName(String) will only return names with the .a extension.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgiframeworkuseSystemProperties"></a>osgi.framework.useSystemProperties</dt>
>+ <dd>controls whether the framework properties are backed by the global System properties 
>+ or held privately for each instance of the framework. By default the framework properties
>+ are backed by the System properties (e.g. true). This property is useful when running 
>+ multiple instances of the OSGi Framework within the same VM and each instance has a separate
>+ set of configuration properties (e.g. set in the config.ini).</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgihookconfigurators"></a>osgi.hook.configurators</dt>
>+ <dd>a comma separated list of hook configurators. If this property is set then the list of 
>+ configurators specified will be the only configurators used. Any hook configurators 
>+ specified in hookconfigurators.properties files will be ignored.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgihookconfiguratorsinclude"></a>osgi.hook.configurators.include</dt>
>+ <dd>a comma separated list of additional hook configuratiors. This is helpful for 
>+ configuring optional hook configurators. This option is ignored if the 
>+ <a href="#osgihookconfigurators">osgi.hook.configurators</a> option is used.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgihookconfiguratorsexclude"></a>osgi.hook.configurators.exclude</dt>
>+ <dd>a comma separated list of hook configurators to exclude. This is helpful for disabling 
>+ hook configurators that are specified in hook configurator properties files. This option 
>+ is ignored if the <a href="#osgihookconfigurators">osgi.hook.configurators</a> option is used.</dd>
> <dt><a name="osgijavaprofile"></a>osgi.java.profile</dt>
> <dd>a URL to the JRE profile file to use. A JRE profile contains values for the properties
> org.osgi.framework.system.packages and org.osgi.framework.bootdelegation. If 
>@@ -406,6 +467,8 @@
> <dt><a name="osginl"></a>osgi.nl {-nl}</dt>
> <dd>the name of the locale on which Eclipse platform will run. NL values should
> follow the standard Java locale naming conventions.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osginluser"></a>osgi.nl.user</dt>
>+ <dd>the name of the locale when the user explicitly adds -nl to the command-line arguments.</dd>
> <dt><a name="osginoshutdown"></a>osgi.noShutdown {-noExit}</dt>
> <dd>if &quot;true&quot;, the VM will not exit after the eclipse application has ended. This
> is useful for examining the OSGi framework after the eclipse application has ended.</dd>
>@@ -445,6 +508,10 @@
> <dt><a name="osgisplashpath"></a>osgi.splashPath</dt>
> <dd>a comma separated list of URLs to search for a file called splash.bmp.
> This property is overriden by any value set in <a href="#osgisplashlocation">osgi.splashLocation</a>.</dd>
>+ <dt><a name="osgisupportsignatureverify"></a>osgi.support.signature.verify</dt>
>+ <dd>valid values are &quot;true&quot; or &quot;false&quot; default is &quot;false&quot;. 
>+ When set to &quot;true&quot; the framework will load certificates from signed jars and
>+ verify the content is not corrupted at runtime.</dd>
> <dt><a name="osgisyspath"></a>osgi.syspath</dt>
> <dd>set to the path where the eclipse OSGi Framework (org.eclipse.osgi) implementation 
> is located. For example, &quot;&lt;eclipse install path&gt;/eclipse/plugins&quot;.

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