System.getProperty("XXX")方法

The System class comes from this package: java.lang.System

The System.getProperty ("XXX") method is used to read the system properties in the JVM, then the system properties in the java virtual machine are configured using java -D when running the java program,

Configure in IDE

 

 

 

 

 

Introduction to Java.io.tmpdir

System.getproperty ("java.io.tmpdir") is a temporary directory to get the operating system cache, the cache temporary directory is different for different operating systems,

   The cache directory in Windows is: C: \ Users \ Login User ~ 1 \ AppData \ Local \ Temp \

   Linux:/tmp

System.getProperty (""), you can operate the parameters:

 

java.version

Java runtime environment version

java.vendor

Java runtime environment provider

java.vendor.url

Java vendor URL

java.home

Java installation directory

java.vm.specification.version

Java Virtual Machine Specification Version

java.vm.specification.vendor

Java Virtual Machine Specification Supplier

java.vm.specification.name

Java Virtual Machine Specification Name

java.vm.version

Java virtual machine implementation version

java.vm.vendor

Java Virtual Machine Implementation Supplier

java.vm.name

Java virtual machine implementation name

java.specification.version

Java Runtime Environment Specification Version

java.specification.vendor

Java Runtime Environment Specification Supplier

java.specification.name

Java runtime environment specification name

java.class.version

Java class format version number

java.class.path

Java classpath

java.library.path

List of paths searched when loading library

java.io.tmpdir

Default temporary file path

java.compiler

The name of the JIT compiler to use

java.ext.dirs

Path to one or more extended directories

os.name

The name of the operating system

os.arch

Operating system architecture

os.version

Operating system version

file.separator

File separator ("/" on UNIX systems)

path.separator

Path separator (":" on UNIX systems)

line.separator

Line separator ("/ n" on UNIX systems)

user.name

User's account name

user.home

User's home directory

user.dir

The user's current working directory

Such as:

System.out.println(System.getProperty("java.io.tmpdir"));

 C:\Users\Kim\AppData\Local\Temp\

System.out.println(System.getProperty("java.vendor.url"));

 

Source: https://www.cnblogs.com/nbjin/p/7392541.html

 

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