P
Patrick Finnegan
I run the WebSphere command line wsadmin java tool as external tool in
Eclipse. It works fine except where an External tool argument has an
"=" sign as in "-javaoption -Dcom.ibm.ws.management.standalone2=xxxx".
Wsadmin picks up the "-Dcom.ibm.ws.management.standalone2" variable
but not the value. Seems that the Eclipse "arguments" dialog
truncates values after the "=" sign. Is there a way around this.
The arguments are listed below.
-user 1234 -password xyz
-lang jacl -host 11.11.11.11. -port 1111
-javaoption -Dcom.ibm.ws.management.standalone2=xxxx
-wsadmin_classpath C:\WASAdminSBV\WSAdmin\WAS5.1\JACL\proclib.jar
-f ${resource_loc}
The problem does not occur when Wsadmin is run from the command line.
Eclipse. It works fine except where an External tool argument has an
"=" sign as in "-javaoption -Dcom.ibm.ws.management.standalone2=xxxx".
Wsadmin picks up the "-Dcom.ibm.ws.management.standalone2" variable
but not the value. Seems that the Eclipse "arguments" dialog
truncates values after the "=" sign. Is there a way around this.
The arguments are listed below.
-user 1234 -password xyz
-lang jacl -host 11.11.11.11. -port 1111
-javaoption -Dcom.ibm.ws.management.standalone2=xxxx
-wsadmin_classpath C:\WASAdminSBV\WSAdmin\WAS5.1\JACL\proclib.jar
-f ${resource_loc}
The problem does not occur when Wsadmin is run from the command line.