If not stated otherwise in the description of the individual properties, the default value for all properties is the empty string. If the property takes a numeric value, the empty string is interpreted as zero.
This property must be set from the command line with the --Ice.Config, --Ice.Config=1, or --Ice.Config=config_file option.
If the Ice.Config property is empty or set to 1, the Ice run time examines the contents of the ICE_CONFIG environment variable to retrieve the pathname of a configuration file. Otherwise, Ice.Config must be set to the pathname of a configuration file. (Pathnames can be relative or absolute.) Further property values are read from the configuration file thus specified.
A configuration file contains a number of property settings, one setting per line. Property settings have one of the forms
property_name= # Set property to the empty string or zero |
property_name=value # Assign value to property |
The # character indicates a comment: the # character and anything following the # character on the same line are ignored. A line that has the # character as its first non-white space character is ignored in its entirety.
A configuration file is free-form: blank, tab, and newline characters serve as token delimiters and are otherwise ignored.
Any setting of the Ice.Config property inside the configuration file itself is ignored.
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