Client Parameters

The parameters can be specified in the command line of any Universal Messaging client application by prefacing the name of the parameter by "-D". For example, to set the value of the parameter "LOGLEVEL" to "4" for a given client application, specify "-DLOGLEVEL=4" as a parameter on the command line of the client application.

Name	Required	Default	Description
LOGLEVEL	N	4	Specifies the current log level to use
LOGFILE	N	System.out	Used to specify a log file to write the log entries to
LOGSIZE	N	100000	Specified in bytes before the log file is rolled
user.name	N	Signed on name	Used to override the current username without coding it.
HPROXY	N		Used as a short hand to set http.proxyHost and http.proxyPort
http.proxySet	N		Set to true if the url handler is to use a proxy
http.proxyHost	N		Sets the Proxy host name to use
http.proxyPort	N		The proxy port to use
CKEYSTORE	N		Short hand for javax.net.ssl.keyStore
CKEYSTOREPASSWD	N		Short hand for javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword
CAKEYSTORE	N		Short hand for javax.net.ssl.trustStore
CAKEYSTOREPASSWD	N		Short hand for javax.net.ssl.trustStorePassword
javax.net.ssl.debug	N		Useful to debug SSL issues, see www.javasoft.com for more information
SSLClientProtocol	N		Sets the default SSL Protocol to use. If not supplied then client SSL communication will attempt to use the JVM default protocol, or TLS when that is not possible.
StopJVMonOOM	N	true	Specifies whether the JVM will stop when an Out-of-Memory exception occurs. If this is set to "true", the JVM will stop when an Out-of-Memory exception occurs. If this is set to "false", the JVM will continue to run when an Out-of-Memory exception occurs. If an Out-of-Memory exception occurs, the client will log an Out-of-Memory exception and terminate, regardless of the setting of this parameter.