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The fuse_env script sets the FUSE Services Framework environment variables using values obtained from the installer. The script checks each one of these settings in sequence, and updates them, where appropriate.
The fuse_env script is designed to suit most needs. However, if you want to customize it for your own purposes, note the points described in this section.
You can only run the fuse_env script once in any console session. If
you run this script a second time, it exits without completing. This prevents your
environment from becoming bloated with duplicate information (for example, on your
PATH and CLASSPATH). In addition, if you introduce any
errors when customizing the fuse_env script, it also exits without
completing.
This feature is controlled by the FUSE_ENV_SET variable, which is local
to the fuse_env script. FUSE_ENV_SET is set to
true the first time you run the script in a console; this causes the
script to exit when run again.
The following applies to the environment variables set by the fuse_env script:
JAVA_HOME defaults to the value obtained from the installer. If you do not manually set this variable before running fuse_env, it takes its value from the installer.
The following environment variables are all set with default values relative to CXF_HOME:
ANT_HOME
SPRING_CONTAINER_HOME
CATALINA_HOME
If you do not set these variables manually, fuse_env sets them
with default values based on CXF_HOME. For example, the default for ANT_HOME is
CXF_HOME\tools\ant.
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