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OldAn old question, but for those looking for a solution now there is a system parameter available.

system.buildStartTime

system.buildStartTime

You need to declare it in config (it's not available until runtime) in order to run. I set mine to value [Filled Automatically][Filled Automatically]

As you can guess, this time is set to the build start time, so that may not be ideal for some needs. But it's easy and reliable.

Old question, but for those looking for a solution now there is a system parameter available.

system.buildStartTime

You need to declare it in config (it's not available until runtime) in order to run. I set mine to value [Filled Automatically]

As you can guess, this time is set to the build start time, so that may not be ideal for some needs. But it's easy and reliable.

An old question, but for those looking for a solution now there is a system parameter available.

system.buildStartTime

You need to declare it in config (it's not available until runtime) in order to run. I set mine to value [Filled Automatically]

As you can guess, this time is set to the build start time, so that may not be ideal for some needs. But it's easy and reliable.

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Old question, but for those looking for a solution now there is a system parameter available.

system.buildStartTime

You need to declare it in config (it's not available until runtime) in order to run. I set mine to value [Filled Automatically]

As you can guess, this time is set to the build start time, so that may not be ideal for some needs. But it's easy and reliable.