12.1 List of files used in the Java applications

The following table lists the files used in the Java applications:

Table 12‒1: List of files used in the Java applications
File name	Classification	Overview	Reference
`usrconf.cfg`	Option definition file for Java applications	Specify the start option of the JavaVM that executes the Java application. Use this file when starting a Java application with the `cjclstartap` command.	12.2.1
`usrconf.properties`	User property file for Java applications	Specify the system properties of the JavaVM that executes the Java application. Use this file when starting a Java application with the `cjclstartap` command.	12.2.2
(Optional)^#	System properties specified in the Java application	Specify the system properties of the JavaVM that executes the Java application. When you use the `vbj` command to start the Java application, specify the system properties as command arguments in the batch file or shell script.	12.2.3
(Optional)	Property setup file for the user log of Java applications	Use this file for the user log of Java applications. Use this file to start the Java application with the `vbj` command.	12.2.4

#: Specify the required system properties for each command (vbj command) to be used for starting the Java application. When invoking the Enterprise Beans from a Java application, you need to specify the system properties.

Use one of the following commands to start a Java application:

cjclstartap command

You normally use the cjclstartap command. The storage location of the command is as follows:
- In Windows
  
  Cosminexus-installation-directory\CC\client\bin\cjclstartap
- In UNIX
  
  /opt/Cosminexus/CC/client/bin/cjclstartap
vbj command

The vbj command is a command for compatibility provided to users who are already using this command. The storage location of the command is as follows:
- In Windows
  
  Cosminexus-installation-directory\TPB\bin\vbj
- In UNIX
  
  /opt/Cosminexus/TPB/bin/vbj