Currently there are hardcoded max limits deep down in the AMF source. Max 10 
args with a max 100 bytes each.
There is minor prio defect logged: 
https://sourceforge.net/p/opensaf/tickets/277/ which noone is working on.

At least to me it does not make much sense to put so much info at the command 
line. There are better ways to hand 
configuration to the component. Such as IMM configuration objects or AMF CSI 
attributes.

/Hans

On 11/08/2013 03:56 PM, Lisa Ann Lentz-Liddell wrote:
> We would like to send in our process' command line arguments as part of the 
> instantiation command line.  We would like to store this in the 
> saAmfCfDefInstantiateCmdArgv value:
>
>                  <attr>
>                          <name>saAmfCtDefInstantiateCmdArgv</name>
> <!--
> works:
>                          <value>instantiate TMPIV=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 
> TMPIV=testtesttesttesttesttesttesttesttest 
> TMPIV=TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2 TMPIV=0123456789 
> TMPIV=2,0123456789 TMPI3,0123456789 </value>
> Below does not work:
> -->
>                          <value>instantiate TMPIV=abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz 
> TMPIV=testtesttesttesttesttesttesttesttest 
> TMPIV=TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2TEST2 TMPIV=0123456789 
> TMPIV=2,0123456789 TMPI3,0123456789 TMPIV=4,0123456789 </value>
>                  </attr>
>
> We are able to configure the above with the "immcfg -f < file name>".  But 
> shortly after the machine is hung and it reboots.  If we use a shorter value 
> things work fine.  We can see that the file is parsed successfully but are 
> unsure of what is causing the reboot and why there would be a limit to the 
> attribute value length.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
> Thanks.
> Lisa Lentz-Liddell
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