Customizing Java Executable Patterns for UNIX-Based Installers
InstallAnywhere 2022
The default search patterns that InstallAnywhere-generated installers use on UNIX-based systems include:
You can customize the list of patterns as needed.
Note:Once a pattern matches against any directory, that directory is considered a VM home directory and none of its subdirectories are searched.
Adding a New Search Pattern
To add a new search pattern to the Java Executable Patterns list:
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In the Advanced Designer, on the Project page, click JVM Settings. The JVM Settings view opens. |
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Click the Search Panel Settings tab. |
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Click the UNIX subtab. |
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Click the Java Executable Patterns subtab. |
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Click the Add button. InstallAnywhere adds a new row to the search paths list. |
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Enter the new search pattern. |
Removing a Search Pattern
To remove a search pattern from the Java Executable Patterns list:
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In the Advanced Designer, on the Project page, click JVM Settings. The JVM Settings view opens. |
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Click the Search Panel Settings tab. |
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Click the UNIX subtab. |
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Click the Java Executable Patterns subtab. |
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Click the search pattern that you want to delete and then click the Remove button. |
Editing a Search Pattern
To edit a search pattern, perform the following steps:
To edit an existing search pattern in the Java Executable Patterns list:
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In the Advanced Designer, on the Project page, click JVM Settings. The JVM Settings view opens. |
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Click the Search Panel Settings tab. |
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Click the UNIX subtab. |
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Click the Java Executable Patterns subtab. |
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Click the search pattern that you want to edit and then enter your changes. |
See Also
Customizing the VM Search Paths and Patterns
UNIX
Java Virtual Machines