Example: System Properties Class Source File
//=========================================================
// IBM Toolbox for Java
//---------------------------------------------------------
// Sample properties class source file
//
// Compile this source file and store the class file in
// the classpath.
//=========================================================
package com.ibm.as400.access;
public class Properties
extends java.util.Properties
{
public Properties ()
{
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Proxy server system properties */
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
// This system property specifies the proxy server host name
// and port number, specified in the format: hostName:portNumber
// The port number is optional.
put ("com.ibm.as400.access.AS400.proxyServer", "hqoffice");
// This system property specifies which portion of the proxy
// data flow is encrypted via SSL. Valid values are:
// 1 - Proxy client to proxy server
// 2 - Proxy server to System i
// 3 - Proxy client to proxy, and proxy server to System i
put("com.ibm.as400.access.SecureAS400.proxyEncryptionMode", "1");
// This system property specifies how often, in seconds,
// the proxy server will look for idle connections. The
// proxy server starts a thread to look for clients that are
// no longer communicating. Use this property to set how
// often the thread looks for idle connections.
put("com.ibm.as400.access.TunnelProxyServer.clientCleanupInterval", "7200");
// This system property specifies how long, in seconds, a
// client can be idle before it is cleaned up. The proxy server
// starts a thread to look for clients that are no longer
// communicating. Use this property to set long a client can
// be idle before it is cleaned up.
put("com.ibm.as400.access.TunnelProxyServer.clientLifetime", "2700");
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Trace system properties */
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
// This system property specifies which trace categories to enable.
// This is a comma-delimited list containing any combination of trace
// categories. The complete list of trace categories is defined in
// the Trace class.
put ("com.ibm.as400.access.Trace.category", "error,warning,information");
// This system property specifies the file to which trace output
// is written. The default is to write trace output to System.out.
put ("com.ibm.as400.access.Trace.file", "c:\temp\trace.out");
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Command Call system properties */
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
// This system property specifies whether CommandCalls should
// be assumed to be thread-safe. If true, all CommandCalls are
// assumed to be thread-safe. If false, all CommandCalls are
// assumed to be non-thread-safe. This property is ignored
// for a given CommandCall object if either
// CommandCall.setThreadSafe(true/false) or
// AS400.setMustUseSockets(true) has been performed on the object.
put ("com.ibm.as400.access.CommandCall.threadSafe", "true");
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
/* Program Call system properties */
/*---------------------------------------------------------*/
// This system property specifies whether ProgramCalls should
// be assumed to be thread-safe. If true, all ProgramCalls are
// assumed to be thread-safe. If false, all ProgramCalls are
// assumed to be non-thread-safe. This property is ignored
// for a given ProgramCall object if either
// ProgramCall.setThreadSafe(true/false) or
// AS400.setMustUseSockets(true) has been performed on the object.
put ("com.ibm.as400.access.ProgramCall.threadSafe", "true");
}
}