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06-07-2012

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Hi,
I tried with the above perl command, but its thowring error.

where my xml file contains,

Code:

<NameValuePair>
            <name>Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI/Username</name>
            <value>user</value>
        </NameValuePair>
        <NameValuePair>
            <name>Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI/Password</name>
            <value>u23r</value>
        </NameValuePair>
        <NameValuePair>
            <name>Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI/URL</name>
            <value>tibjmsnaming://aix123.ttgplc.net:11240,tibjmsnaming://aix123.ttgplc.net:11240</value>
        </NameValuePair>
                <!--- Public EMS Server Settings -->
        <NameValuePair>
            <name>Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI-Public/Password</name>
            <value>u23r</value>
        </NameValuePair>
        <NameValuePair>
            <name>Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI-Public/Username</name>
            <value>user</value>
        </NameValuePair>
        <NameValuePair>
            <name>Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI-Public/URL</name>
            <value>tibjmsnaming://aix123.ttgplc.net:11230,tibjmsnaming://aix123.ttgplc.net:11230</value>
        </NameValuePair>

and the patterns which i want to search are placed in a txt file, contains,

Code:

Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI/Password
Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI/ContextUrl
Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI/Username
Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI-Public/Password
Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI-Public/ContextUrl
Security/SharedResources/Shared/JNDI-Public/Username

Now i want to print the next line of xml file using the above patterns and save it to another file.

Please help me out from this issue..

---------- Post updated at 12:37 AM ---------- Previous update was at 12:36 AM ----------

the logic has to be work in AIX server..

Last edited by Franklin52; 06-07-2012 at 03:59 AM.. Reason: Please use code tags

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