Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Development:
Java Open Clients

Accessing Proxy Properties

Java Open Client Runtime provides several properties that govern behavior across an entire application. These properties do not affect any particular object, but they affect the behavior of all objects created by the application. You can override the default values of the global properties with system properties that you enter at the command line for the executable or that you modify using accessor methods. They are referred to as proxy properties.

There are several properties that govern behavior across an entire application. These properties do not affect any particular object, but they affect the behavior of all objects created by the application. They are referred to as RunTimeProperties properties.

Other properties govern behavior across a single application service. These properties are called Connection properties.

This chapter describes the different ways you can access proxy run-time properties, as detailed in the following sections:

Setting properties on the command line
RunTimeProperties and Connection classes
Accessing properties with methods
Relationship between the RunTimeProperties class and Connection objects
Modifying the properties of an instantiated Connection object
Alphabetical listing of properties