--- [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> ouch. messy workaround. i'll wait for the new functionality. thanks.
Not so messy really -- you only had 4 properties that needed a default,
right? So, before your <propertyfile> task, you'd just need to add:
<property file="${classes.home}/com/sprint/fms/constants.properties"/>
<property name="CICS_TRANSACTION_GATEWAY_HOST" value="199.14.219.100"/>
<property name="CICS_TRANSACTION_GATEWAY_PORT" value="2006"/>
<property name="CICS_SERVER_NAME" value="DA131"/>
<property name="CICS_PROGRAM_NAME" value="FHXM0P"/>
and change the <entry>s for those properties in your <propertyfile> task
to
reference the property names instead:
<propertyfile
file="${classes.home}/com/sprint/fms/constants.properties">
<entry key="CICS_TRANSACTION_GATEWAY_HOST"
value="${CICS_TRANSACTION_GATEWAY_HOST}"/>
<entry key="CICS_TRANSACTION_GATEWAY_PORT"
value="${CICS_TRANSACTION_GATEWAY_PORT}"/>
<entry key="CICS_SERVER_NAME"
value="${CICS_SERVER_NAME}"/>
<entry key="CICS_PROGRAM_NAME"
value="${CICS_PROGRAM_NAME}"/>
...
</propertyfile>
If any of the properties are defined on the command-line, that's the value
they'll be given in the properties file. Or, if they're not defined on the
command-line, but are already in the properties file (assuming it exists),
that's the value they'll stay at. Otherwise, they'll be set to your
default values.
Diane
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