For use with Java applications generated by SoftwareMining's COBOL-to-Java conversion tools.

Package com.softwaremining.util

Class SystemUtility

java.lang.Object

com.softwaremining.util.SystemUtility

public class SystemUtility
extends Object

Provides operating-system utilities

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor	Description
SystemUtility()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method	Description
static void	addEnvironmentVars(String key, String value)
static void	clearEnvironmentVars()
static String	getenv(String env)	get the environment variable // * - and then reset to blank to make sure next step/processes cannot get access to it // * This is specially useful for JCL, where a ENV-VAR such as SYSOUT may be assigned in one step, but should not be used in next step (where it could also be applicable).
static String	getenv(String env, boolean showNotFoundError)
static String	getenvNoError(String env)	get the environment variable - don't show error if no variavle found // * - and then reset to blank to make sure next step/processes cannot get access to it // * This is specially useful for JCL, where a ENV-VAR such as SYSOUT may be assigned in one step, but should not be used in next step (where it could also be applicable).
static void	setEnvironmentVars(Map<String,String> newEnv)

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Details

SystemUtility

public SystemUtility()

Method Details

setEnvironmentVars

public static void setEnvironmentVars(Map<String,String> newEnv)

getenv

public static String getenv(String env)

get the environment variable // * - and then reset to blank to make sure next step/processes cannot get access to it // * This is specially useful for JCL, where a ENV-VAR such as SYSOUT may be assigned in one step, but should not be used in next step (where it could also be applicable). // * @param env

Returns:

getenvNoError

public static String getenvNoError(String env)

get the environment variable - don't show error if no variavle found // * - and then reset to blank to make sure next step/processes cannot get access to it // * This is specially useful for JCL, where a ENV-VAR such as SYSOUT may be assigned in one step, but should not be used in next step (where it could also be applicable). // * @param env

Returns:

getenv

public static String getenv(String env,
 boolean showNotFoundError)

addEnvironmentVars

public static void addEnvironmentVars(String key,
 String value)

clearEnvironmentVars

public static void clearEnvironmentVars()