This topic describes variables that ReadyAPI passes to the Java virtual machine to prepare the environment.
| Note: | To learn how to modify JVM settings, see Modifying JVM Settings. |
-XX:MinHeapFreeRatio=<value>
Specifies the minimum percentage of free heap space after the garbage collector event to avoid shrinking.
Example:
-XX:MaxHeapFreeRatio=<value>
Specifies the maximum percentage of free heap space after the garbage collector event to avoid shrinking.
Example:
Specifies the size of the permanent generation to avoid PermGen errors.
Appendk or K to specify the value in kilobytes, and m or M to specify the value in megabytes.Example:
-Xms<value>
Specifies the initial size of the heap (memory) to be used in bytes.
Appendk or K to specify the value in kilobytes, and m or M to specify the value in megabytes.Example:
Specifies the maximum size of the heap (memory) to be used in bytes. Default value: 4000m.
k or K to specify the value in kilobytes, and m or M to specify the value in megabytes.Example:
-Dmail.mime.parameters.strict=lt;value>
Allows/Disallows parameter values to contain whitespace and other special characters without being quoted. If set to true (the default), parameter values are required to conform to the MIME specification and must be quoted if they contain whitespace or special characters.
Example:
-Djetty.header.size=lt;value>
Sets RequestHeaderSize and ResponseHeaderSize to a given value.
Example:
-Dsoapui.properties=<value>
Specifies the file that contains global properties that correspond to the Preferences > Global Properties and Preferences > JDBC drivers.
Example:
-Dsoapui.ext.libraries=<value>
Specifies the path to the external .jar files that ReadyAPI should load (for example, JDBC drivers).
Example:
-Dsoapui.ext.listeners=<value>
Specifies the location where the old style plugin listeners are stored.
Example:
-Dsoapui.ext.actions=<value>
Specifies the location where the old style plugin actions are stored.
Example:
-Dsoapui.ssl.keystore.location=<value>
The path to the keystore that ReadyAPI uses to connect to the server.
Notes:
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This option is used for client certificate authentication.
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This option overwrites the KeyStore setting on the SSL preferences page.
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ReadyAPI always ignores the
javax.net.ssl.keyStore,javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword,javax.net.ssl.trustStoreandjavax.net.ssl.trustStorePasswordoptions.
-Dsoapui.ssl.keystore.password=<value>
The keystore password.
Notes:
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This option is used for client certificate authentication.
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This option overwrites the KeyStore Password setting on the SSL preferences page.
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ReadyAPI always ignores the
javax.net.ssl.keyStore,javax.net.ssl.keyStorePassword,javax.net.ssl.trustStoreandjavax.net.ssl.trustStorePasswordoptions.
-Dsoapui.send.zero.content.length=<value>
Removes the Content.Length: 0 header from the request.
Example:
-Dsuppress.api.request.validation.message=<value>
Specifies whether to suppress the popup that appears when viewing encrypted request content in the Project save/load scripts.
Setting the value to true suppresses the popup, allowing the encrypted content to remain intact;
false displays the popup by default, potentially replacing the content with default values.
Example:
-Dwsi.dir=<value>
Specifies the location of wsi-test-tools, if not default.
Example:
SmartBear\ReadyAPI-2.x.x/wsi-test-tools
-Dtest.history.disabled=<value>
Disables the test history in ReadyAPI Test. Same as the Test History disabled option.
Example:
-Dloadui.charts.maxpoints=<value>
Sets the maximum amount of points used to draw ReadyAPI charts on the Load and Statistics pages. When ReadyAPI reaches the specified amount of points it removes oldest point from the memory, so the beginning of charts is not drawn. See Memory Management.
-Dsoapui.mock.connector.headerBufferSize=<value>
Sets the Jetty connector properties.
Example:
-Djavax.security.auth.useSubjectCredsOnly=<value>
Controls the process of getting credentials from a request. See SPNEGO/Kerberos Authentication.
Example:
-Djava.security.auth.login.config=<value>
Specifies the path to the Kerberos configuration file. See SPNEGO/Kerberos Authentication.
Example:
-Djava.security.krb5.conf=<value>
Specifies the path to the configuration file for the Kerberos login module. See SPNEGO/Kerberos Authentication.
Example:
-Dhttpclient.spnego.usecanonicalname=<value>
-Dhttpclient.kerberos.usecanonicalname=<value>
Specifies if SPNEGO/Kerberos should perform a reverse DNS lookup. See SPNEGO/Kerberos Authentication
Example:
-Dsun.java2d.dpiaware=<value>
Commands Windows to scale the application window. This can be useful for high-resolution monitors. If the value is true, the UI is scaled to fit screen DPI. The default value is false.
Example:
-Djxbrowser.chromium.dir=<value>
Specifies the path to the folder that JxBrowser will write information to.
Example:
-DupdatesCheckDisable=<value>
Disables automatic product updates, product update notifications, and the option to check for updates.
Example:
-Ddisable.jxbrowser.basic.auth=<value>
Disables basic auth for Auth Profile verification.
Example:
-Dmax.virt.resultset.size
Sets the maximum number of rows in a JDBC virtual response. Default value: 10000.
-Doauth2.access.token.retrieval.timeout=<value>
Sets the timeout for automatic input of credentials when running the OAuth token retrieval script (milliseconds). It can be useful if the process of getting a new access token takes more than 5 seconds. Default value: 5000.
-virtserver.oidc.login.timeout=value
Value to be added in millis
Example:
for setting timeout as 30 seconds.
Non-editable properties
Among JVM options, there is a number of properties that are necessary for the proper operation of ReadyAPI. You should not modify them.
-Dsoapui.home-Djava.library.path-Djava.util.Arrays.useLegacyMergeSort-Dsun.net.http.allowRestrictedHeaders