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What SystemProperties does Jetty use?
We're trying to move away as much as possible from the use of System Properties to configure Jetty. In general, Jetty provides setter methods to configure behaviour and only uses System Properties to provide default values. Here are the System Properties that are still in use:
Property Name |
Default Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|
jetty.home |
Determined at runtime |
Path of the Jetty installation. The start.jar startup method uses an algorithm to search for this location unless this property has been set on the command line |
org.mortbay.util.FileResource.checkAliases |
true |
If set to |
org.mortbay.util.TypeUtil.IntegerCacheSize |
600 |
Size of cache for converting int and String to Integer |
org.mortbay.util.URI.charset |
UTF-8 |
Character encoding of URLs |
ROLLOVERFILE_BACKUP_FORMAT |
HHmmssSSS |
Format for the date string that is appended to files during rollover |
ROLLOVERFILE_DATE_FORMAT |
yyyy_MM_dd |
Format for the time string appended to rollover files |
ROLLOVERFILE_RETAIN_DAYS |
31 |
Number of days for which rollover log files are retained before being deleted. |
STOP.KEY |
No default |
If specified with the start.jar command, a random key is printed on stdout and must be used with the stop.jar command. Security measure to guard against unauthorized stop/starts |
STOP.PORT |
8079 |
The local port used to signal to stop the server used with stop.jar. A value of 0 disables the mechanism. See also STOP.KEY |
START |
org/mortbay/start/start.config |
Path to customized startup file |