What is the property tag?

Additionally, all system properties and properties specifically required by a script are registered under the <property> tag. This is described below.

Table 1: The <property> tag

Tag element Sub-tags Description Example values

<property> - Pass system properties required by the CGI Interceptor, as well as other properties that may be required by the script. -

- <name> Name of the property. PATH or CLASSPATH

- <value> The value of the property. c:\orant\tools\web60\html

- <mode> Specifies an operation using the value. While Add appends the given value to the current value, Replace replaces the current value with value. Example for Add: set PATH=%PATH%;value;
Example for Replace: set PATH=value.

The required system properties are:

path to any helper files, libraries or executables required by the CGI script.
system_Drive is the drive where OS is installed. For example, C:\.
system_Root is the location of the OS instalation. For example, C:\WinNT40.

Note: These keys are case-sensitive.

Related Topics:

Tag element	Sub-tags	Description	Example values

`<property>`	-	Pass system properties required by the CGI Interceptor, as well as other properties that may be required by the script.	-
-	`<name>`	Name of the property.	PATH or CLASSPATH
-	`<value>`	The value of the property.	`c:\orant\tools\web60\html`
-	`<mode>`	Specifies an operation using the value. While Add appends the given value to the current value, Replace replaces the current value with value.	Example for Add: `set PATH=%PATH%;value`; Example for Replace: `set PATH=value`.


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