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create-jbi-application-variable

Create application variables for the specified component. Application variables are set using the following format name=[type]value. If the type is not specified, the default type "String" will be used. The valid types are "String", "Number", "Boolean" and "Password".

Operand	Operand Description	Required
(name=[type]value)[,name=[type]value]* | filepath	Contains name=value pairs separated by a comma, or a name of a file that contains the name=[type]value pairs for the application variables that will be updated. (i.e. properties file). If the operand contains spaces or contains the square brackets specifying the type, the operand must be in cased within double quotes.	Yes

Option	Value	Option Description	Required Option
--echo | -e	true | false	If true the command specified on the command line will be echoed to system output.	No
--interactive| -I	true | false	If set to true (default), only the required password options are prompted.	No
--terse | -t	true | false	If true, the output will be reduced to the minimal amount.	No
--port | -p	port number	The HTTP/S port for administration. Default port for PE: 4848, default port for EE: 4849	No
--secure | -s	true | false	If set to true, uses SSL/TLS to communicate with the domain administration server.	No
--host | -H	localhost	The machine name where the JBI application is running. The default value is localhost.	No
--user | -u	admin user	The authorized domain administration server administrative username.	Yes
--passwordfile	filename	The name of a file containing the password entries.	Yes
--component	component name	The name of the component where the application variable will be created.	Yes
--target	target name | 'server'	The name of the target to install the component on. See Target Option Behavior for more information.	No
--help	-	Displays the help text for the command.	No

Examples

Example 1:

create-jbi-application-variable --component=cli-config-binding FirstName=[String]Fred,LastName=Smith,t=[BOOLEAN]true,f=[BOOLEAN]false
Command create-jbi-application-variable executed successfully.


Example 2:

create-jbi-application-variable --component=cli-config-binding some-property-file.properties
Command create-jbi-application-variable executed successfully.

This page (revision-12) was last changed on 14-Feb-08 14:51 PM, -0800 by Mark Saunders.
This page was created on 29-Oct-07 12:12 PM, -0700 by Mark Saunders.

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