Options - Module Settings - Java - External JVM

You use this page of the Options dialog to specify information about the JVM you want Stylus Studio to use.

To display the Options dialog box, select Tools > Options from the Stylus Studio menu bar. Expand Module Settings and Java and click External JVM.

Fields

External JVM

Location of the JVM you want Stylus Studio to use. To change the location, type a path in the field or click Browse to the right of the field.

Additional ClassPath

Class path used by the external JVM. To add a directory or .jar file to this class path, click Browse to the right of the field. For Stylus Studio to be able to find a Java class, its location must be specified in this class path.

This value does not affect the CLASSPATH environment variable. The default value, $(classpath), specifies that you want to use the contents of the CLASSPATH environment variable. There is no requirement for this class path and the class path used by the Stylus Studio JVM to be identical. However, it is good practice for them to be the same.

Parameters

Parameters for starting the external JVM. As a rule, you should never change the default value. This option exists for situations in which there is an unusual configuration. In such situations, Technical Support might instruct you to change this value.

Display Console Window

Displays messages in a console.

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