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JAVAVM_OPTS.CONF(5) FreeBSD File Formats Manual JAVAVM_OPTS.CONF(5)

javavm_opts.conf
the Java VM wrapper options configuration file.

The file javavm_opts.conf contains variables which set options that should be passed to the Java VM that is invoked by the Java VM wrapper.

Which Java VM a variable provides options for is determined by the variable name. The Java VM wrapper currently recognises the following patterns for variable names:

The options specified by this variable are passed to all Java VM invocations. In practise, this variable should be reserved for use on the command line and not set in javavm_opts.conf.
The contents of this variable are passed as options to all java commands invoked by javavm within the JAVA_HOME_DIR directory specified. The JAVA_HOME_DIR specified here is the directory portion of JAVA_HOME with special characters replaced by an underscore.
The contents of this variable are passed as options to all invocations of the specified java programme.
The contents of this variable are passed as options to the invocation of the specified java programme within the specified JAVA_HOME directory. This allows the options to only affect a single programme.

/usr/local/etc/javavm_opts.conf
The location of the Java VM wrapper options configuration file.
/usr/local/etc/javavm_opts.conf.dist
The location of the example Java VM wrapper options configuration file distributed with the Java VM wrapper.

Run the Java VMs installed by the Diablo JDK in /usr/local/diablo-jdk1.5.0 with the option “-XX:+UseMembar”.
Run the javac programme with the option “-deprecation”.
Run the javac installed by the Diablo JDK with the option “-Xlint”.

Due to stacking, if the above three variables were set, then the javac installed by the Diablo JDK would run with the options “-XX:+UseMembar -deprecation -Xlint” (although not necessarily in that order).

javavm(1)
May 28, 2006 FreeBSD 13.1-RELEASE

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