Overriding the Java Executable grid property

Example scenarios with different scripts are described below. Each of the scenarios requires that you override the Java Executable grid property so that it targets the script of each scenario. A generic description of how to do this is given below and specific details will be given in each scenario.

Working with grid property overrides in general is described in Grid Properties.

Decide whether the override should be made in the context of an application or be made global? Typically you want to override the property in the context of an application. However, there may be odd scenarios where you want to perform the override regardless of the application. In that case, you do it in the global context.

Depending on the situation, select one of the two paths below:
1. To override the property in the context of an application, navigate to the Applications page.
2. Select the application you want to reconfigure.
3. Select Properties from the details of the application.
1. To override the property in the global context, select Configuration > Grid Properties.
Note: Applications can be selected on the Grid Properties page.
In the Grid Defined Properties section under Node Properties, click the Java Executable property.

The edit page for the property is displayed. Here the value can be set and overridden in different contexts. Using this matrix it is possible to override in various contexts. In the different example scenarios described below, details will be given relevant to each case that will enable you to continue from this point.
Given details from the different scenarios described below, identify the property context that you want to override and edit the corresponding value.
Specify the path to the script file from the different example scenarios. Note that regardless of host platform (OS) the path to the script file should be entered using forward slashes ("/") (even on Windows).
Click Save.