J2EE environment file

A J2EE environment file is a text file that contains property-and-value pairs that are derived from information that you specify when you generate a Java program. The sources of information are the build descriptor, the resource associations part, and the linkage options part.

When you configure the environment of the Java program, you can use the J2EE environment file as the basis of information that you place in the run-time deployment descriptor.

For details on the name of the J2EE environment file, see Generated output (reference).

For details on the different ways that you can set deployment-descriptor values, see Setting deployment-descriptor values.

Related concepts
Run-time configurations

Related tasks
Setting up the J2EE run-time environment for EGL-generated code
Setting deployment-descriptor values

Related reference
Generated output (reference)
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