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08-26-2009

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Hi again,

no problem. Here are the first lines of the properties file which is the input:

Code:

#--------------------Common WebMAX Service Settings--------------------
Max.defBpId=CH999148
Max.env=T
Max.exceptionFile=exception.txt
Max.fileRoot=/opt/SISwebMAX/webmaxTest/Service
Max.logRoot=/opt/SISwebMAX/webmaxTest/Service/logs
Max.reportRoot=/opt/SISwebMAX/webmaxTest/Service/reports
Max.loginBased=Y

#--------------------Trace Logging settings--------------------
Max.traceFile=trace.txt
Max.traceLevel=ALL
Max.tracing=ON

#--------------------TCP Port Settings--------------------
Max.useCc=N
Max.ccPort=2301

Here is what the interactive shell should show:

Code:

bash-3.00$ ./prop_test.sh
Do you install in test or prod? prod

Set Max.defBpId - Actual (CH999148):
Set Max.env - Actual (T):
Set Max.exceptionFile - Actual (exception.txt):
Set Max.fileRoot - Actual (/opt/SISwebMAX/webmaxTest/Service):
....

The properties file is used by a java based application.

Regards,
Stefan

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