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The file default.conf contains the installed default values for Desktop properties and JVM arguments. Though it is possible to edit this file, it is recommended that you add set custom default in in client.conf
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The file custom.conf
contains user-defined service definitions. These definitions consist of a set of attributes that are required to run the services on one or more Service Contexts. Attributes that you set in custom.conf
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A configuration may also include "settings" attributes. Unlike e g properties, this type of attribute may contain array values and changes do not require restart of pico instances.
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You can set the attributes of the pico process directly and/or inherit the attributes of a template. Attributes that are set directly will override those that are inherited from a template.
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As an alternative to adding additional addresses, you may set the platform property mz.pico.skip-registration-check
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