/etc/alternatives/java_sdk_openjdk/bin/ Current File: //etc/alternatives/java_sdk_openjdk/bin/java-rmi.cgi
#!/bin/sh

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#
#

#
# This script executes the Java interpreter, defines properties
# that correspond to the CGI 1.0 environment variables, and executes
# the class "sun.rmi.transport.proxy.CGIHandler".  It should be
# installed in the directory to which the HTTP server maps the
# URL path "/cgi-bin".
#
# (Configuration is necessary as noted below.)
#
# This class will support a QUERY_STRING of the form "forward=<port>"
# with a REQUEST_METHOD "POST".  The body of the request will be
# forwarded (as another POST request) to the server listening on the
# specified port (must be >= 1024).  The response from this forwarded
# request will be the response to the original request.
#
# CONFIGURATION:
#
# Fill in correct absolute path to Java interpreter below.  For example,
# the "PATH=" line might be changed to the follow if the JDK is installed
# at the path "/home/peter/java":
#
# PATH=/home/peter/java/bin:$PATH
#
PATH=/usr/local/java/bin:$PATH
exec java \
	-DAUTH_TYPE="$AUTH_TYPE" \
	-DCONTENT_LENGTH="$CONTENT_LENGTH" \
	-DCONTENT_TYPE="$CONTENT_TYPE" \
	-DGATEWAY_INTERFACE="$GATEWAY_INTERFACE" \
	-DHTTP_ACCEPT="$HTTP_ACCEPT" \
	-DPATH_INFO="$PATH_INFO" \
	-DPATH_TRANSLATED="$PATH_TRANSLATED" \
	-DQUERY_STRING="$QUERY_STRING" \
	-DREMOTE_ADDR="$REMOTE_ADDR" \
	-DREMOTE_HOST="$REMOTE_HOST" \
	-DREMOTE_IDENT="$REMOTE_IDENT" \
	-DREMOTE_USER="$REMOTE_USER" \
	-DREQUEST_METHOD="$REQUEST_METHOD" \
	-DSCRIPT_NAME="$SCRIPT_NAME" \
	-DSERVER_NAME="$SERVER_NAME" \
	-DSERVER_PORT="$SERVER_PORT" \
	-DSERVER_PROTOCOL="$SERVER_PROTOCOL" \
	-DSERVER_SOFTWARE="$SERVER_SOFTWARE" \
	sun.rmi.transport.proxy.CGIHandler