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You need to be the system user, add I am asking specifically about initializing the system properties to a value in a file, not setting them later from inside the virtual machine. This way, the system property gets initialized once before spring application context is initialized

How would an approach look like where tests require the system property value to change

For instance, test a requires the value for myproperty to be foo, but test b requires the the value for myproperty to be somethingelse.

Ssl properties are set at the jvm level via system properties The specific keys you have to set are below Search for the keyword advanced system settings and it will show up the system properties dialog box and then you can click on environment variables button at the bottom right which will open the correct dialog box for changing the system variables as well. Spring boot combines environment variables, system properties and command line arguments with registered configuration files and creates what it calls an environment

Scope of the system properties at least from reading the api specifications for the system.setproperties method, i was unable to get an answer whether the system properties are shared by all instances of the jvm or not. The only difference is the position of the system properties (before and after the class) if you have special characters in password, you are allowed to put it in quotes @mypass123%, like in the above example 30 is it possible to initialize java system properties using some sort of configuration file