I have experimented little with Android OS and I tried to call System.getenv() to get environmental variables. It works e.g. for $PATH, but I was not able to define own variable, which can be accessib
We have three environments: development, staging, and production. In our configuration variables for development, we set our database to connect to 127.0.0.1 with a set username or password.
I looked over various documentation on getenv(), all they describe is how to use it and what it does i.e environment variable whose name is specified as argument.
I was wondering if it is possible to specify Maven memory boundaries with a syntax similar to: mvn -Dtest=FooTest -DXmx=512M clean test
I\'m trying to get the client\'s certificate and sign an xml file using it. I have added the following to my virtual hosts:
In a bash script, I\'m trying to test for the existence of a variable. But no matter what I do, my \"if\" test returns true. Here\'s the code:
i\'m trying to set up a webauth\'d webpage so that i may call remctl through it. the website is django based running on apache with wsgi.
If it is right that working with environment variables is slower than with o开发者_高级运维rdinary variables (in scripting languages?) then how it is explained?Retrieving the value of an environment v
I currently start a shell script from my开发者_Go百科 Java by code looking like this: ProcessBuilder processBuilder = new ProcessBuilder();
I am starting to work on legacy project and fighting now with running it on my computer. I have imported it yesterday and everything worked fine, project did build and everyone was happy. Then I had t
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