How to configure a custom JVM path in the .ini file (semarchy-xdi-designer-windows.ini, for example under Windows OS) to specify the JVM to be used to start the Designer?
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Cécile FRANCHINI
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over 1 year ago
xDI documentation is now detailing the different ways to choose the JVM xDI Designer is using - please refer to Choosing your Java instance
xDI documentation is now detailing the different ways to choose the JVM xDI Designer is using - please refer to Choosing your Java instance
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Xavier Meunier
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over 2 years ago
We suggest that you make first a backup of the file, as it is very sensible and easily "breakable" (because of extra spaces or line breaks). If you do not have any backup, but you need to recover a functional version of this file, you can still find the original file in the zip archive of the designer.
The JVM path can be specified in the .ini configuration file (which is located in the Designer's directory), using the following argument (for example) :
-vm
C:\Program Files\Java\jdk-11.0.16.1\bin
Important:
It must be added at the beginning of the file, otherwise it will not work
The line break after -vm is also necessary, without any space character
Xavier Meunier
How to configure a custom JVM path in the .ini file (semarchy-xdi-designer-windows.ini, for example under Windows OS) to specify the JVM to be used to start the Designer?
xDI documentation is now detailing the different ways to choose the JVM xDI Designer is using - please refer to Choosing your Java instance
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xDI documentation is now detailing the different ways to choose the JVM xDI Designer is using - please refer to Choosing your Java instance
Xavier Meunier
We suggest that you make first a backup of the file, as it is very sensible and easily "breakable" (because of extra spaces or line breaks).
If you do not have any backup, but you need to recover a functional version of this file, you can still find the original file in the zip archive of the designer.
The JVM path can be specified in the .ini configuration file (which is located in the Designer's directory), using the following argument (for example) :
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