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We have a Java app that happens to have the coherence jar in the path.

My application doesn't need it, so I'd like to pass some type of -D variable to the JVM to tell it to ignore coherence, or perhaps send it to a no-op cache / tangsol config file?

I've been on the Oracle site but haven't found this yet. I admit I don't know much about Coherence. Removing the jar from the app would be awkward at best, it'd be better to handle this through configuration.

Thannks

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If you don't need the coherence stuff then remove it. Why would that be "awkward"? – a_horse_with_no_name Jun 28 '12 at 6:27
@a_horse_with_no_name a long story, but basically this process uses a few Coherence utility classes, POF for example, but talks to another service that is already talking to Coherence. After more experiments I tried rephrasing the question and posted here – Mark Bennett Aug 10 '12 at 16:48

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