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Chapter 13 The System Menu
The Custom File Configuration Menu Option
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Related Topics
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“Managing System Parameters” section on page 8-32
The Custom File Configuration Menu Option
Use the Custom File Configuration web pages to:
• Configure the classpath location of custom classes, steps, and subsystem (see
Custom Classes/Steps/Subsystems Configuration, page 13-6 ).
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Define the startup order of custom subsystems (see List of Custom
Steps/Subsystems Start Up Order, page 13-7 ).
• Display the order of custom steps.
Custom Classes/Steps/Subsystems Configuration
Use the Custom File Configuration classpath web pages to specify the classpath
for custom classes, steps and subsystems.
Choose System > Custom File Configuration from the CRS Administration
menu bar to access the Custom File Configuration web page and then:
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Click the Classpath for Custom Classes hyperlink to access the Custom
Classes Configuration area.
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Click the Classpath for Custom Steps hyperlink to access the Custom Steps
Configuration area.
• Click the Classpath for Custom Subsystems hyperlink to access the Custom
Subsystems Configuration area.
CRS determines the available classpath for custom steps and subsystems from the
list of jar files and directories under default/classpath of the Document
Repository. If the classpath refers to jars or directories that no longer exist in the
Repository, CRS generates a warning message box when you open this page.