At the moment, the only way to disable QSW is through providing system property
(quoting QuickStartWizard.java)
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static final String QSW_OFF_PROPERTY = "com.sun.javatest.qswDisabled";
private static final boolean qswDisabled = Boolean.parseBoolean
(System.getProperty(QSW_OFF_PROPERTY));
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We need an ability to disable QSW persistently when
using the command line:
- java -jar <TCK>/lib/javatest.jar
where <TCK> is TCK binary installation folder.
We need a way to disable QSW similar to the one for Tools:
there should be a settings file under (in our case)
<TCK>\lib\jtExt folder with the setting used to determine
if QSW is disabled.
At the moment, all TCK users should warned that using QSW
is disallowed.
(quoting QuickStartWizard.java)
==========================================================================
static final String QSW_OFF_PROPERTY = "com.sun.javatest.qswDisabled";
private static final boolean qswDisabled = Boolean.parseBoolean
(System.getProperty(QSW_OFF_PROPERTY));
===========================================================================
We need an ability to disable QSW persistently when
using the command line:
- java -jar <TCK>/lib/javatest.jar
where <TCK> is TCK binary installation folder.
We need a way to disable QSW similar to the one for Tools:
there should be a settings file under (in our case)
<TCK>\lib\jtExt folder with the setting used to determine
if QSW is disabled.
At the moment, all TCK users should warned that using QSW
is disallowed.