Sandbox.cfg Application Platform properties

You can supply parameters in the sandbox.cfg for Application Platform properties.

The following are sandbox.cfg Application Platform properties.

Property
Description
Application Platform
ANT_DIR
Contains the ant binaries used in the java deployer and other deployment and build scripts. For example: install_dir/ant
ANT_VER
The version of the ant released with an application. It is recommended that you do not change this value. For example: 1_6_5
DOC_DIR
The root directory for the XAPI documentation. This is exported in the tmp.sh command. For example: install_dir
JAR_DIR
Directory used by install and install3rdParty to store 3rd party software jar files (referenced by the dynamic class loader and tmp.sh for the java classpath). For example: install_dir/jar
JAVADOC_COPYRIGHT_INFO_LABEL
It is recommended that you do not change this value. For example: Copyright IBM® Corp. 1999-2010 All Rights Reserved.
JAVADOC_PRODUCT_LABEL
It is recommended that you do not change this value. For example: Platform_Javadocs.
JDK64BIT
Specifies whether you're using a 32-bit JDK or a 64-bit JDK. This setting is important for interactive password libraries and other operating system tie-ins. These are non-Java libraries. Default value is true (indicates 64-bit JDK). For example: false (indicates 32-bit JDK)
LIC_PROD_VERSION
Product version (not build version). It is recommended that you do not change this value. For example: 2.0
ORA_TS_CONTEXT
Indicates the kind of text search index to be used for Oracle database, when using the dbverify tool. The valid values are CTXCAT or CONTEXT

Default: CTXCAT. For example: CTXCAT

PROP_DIR
Path to the properties subdirectory for the an application installation. For example: install_dir/properties
SYSTEMP_DIR
Derived from the INSTALL_DIR property, which is the user-specified root of the directory structure for an application on the file system. This is the location where temporary files are used. For example: install_dir/tmp
XALAN_VER
Used to specify which version of the Xalan jars is being used. When there are multiple JDKs, different versions of these jars are required. It is recommended that you do not change this value. For example: 2_5_2
XERCES_VER
Used to specify which version of the Xerces jars is being used. When there are multiple JDKs, different versions of these jars are required. It is recommended that you do not change this value. For example: 2_6_0