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Good morning,

We are unregistering some default actions in our framework depending on the context. If the environment is production, we will remove actions like "Author/ShowXML." In the development environment, we will keep all actions.

We used the editor.listen(sync.api.Editor.EventTypes.ACTIONS_LOADED) method along with .unregisterAction(), and it worked perfectly.

However, to detect the production environment, we would like to use a Java system variable that we created. We saw in the documentation that it is possible to access an environment variable using ${system(var.name)}. We need help capturing this variable using the framework directly, without relying on a plugin. We found a way to do this via a plugin that uses the Workspace, but we couldn't achieve the same through the framework.

Could you provide an example of how to access ${system(var.name)} using only the framework?

Thank you for your help.

Hello,
In the Java code that belongs to the framework, you can simply use: In the client-side code of a framework you have to make a request to the server to fetch this information, using an AuthorOperationWithResult as described in this tutorial: https://www.oxygenxml.com/maven/com/oxy ... esult.html .
There is another option in which you use a plugin just to make the system property available to the client-side code, but I am not going to explore this option further since you manifested your dislike for using plugins.
Best,
Cristian

Thank you very much Christian!

Your recommendation solved the problem.

After that I saw that it was just a matter of pure Java.