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| Re: Eclipse 3.2.2 - Problem with setting -javaoption in external tool. [message #210943 is a reply to message #210921] |
Wed, 16 May 2007 12:18  |
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Originally posted by: merks.ca.ibm.com
Patrick,
Are the quotes needed? Would
"-DTCL_LIBRARY=C:\WASScripts\WSAdminExported\WAS5.1\JACL" or
-DTCL_LIBRARY="C:\WASScripts\WSAdminExported\WAS5.1\JACL" make a
difference?
Patrick Finnegan wrote:
>
>
> Eclipse 3.2.2 - Problem with setting -javaoption in external tool.
> I am as runing the WebSphere java clientn as an external tool in Eclipse.
> Location: C:\IBM\WAS51\DeploymentManager\bin\wsadmin.bat
>
> Arguments: -user AAAA -password BBBBB -lang jacl -javaoption
> -D"TCL_LIBRARY=C:\WASScripts\WSAdminExported\WAS5.1\JACL"
> -host localhost -port 8879 -f ${resource_loc}
>
> The wsadmin client picks up the "TCL_LIBRARY" variable but not it;'s
> value.
> parray env --> env(TCL_LIBRARY) =
> All the other options including the host and port numbers are picked
> up successfully.
> ============================================================ =================================
>
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> When run from the command line the value of TCL_LIBRARY is picked up
> correctly.
> set TCL_LIBRARY="TCL_LIBRARY=C:\WASScripts\WSAdminExported\WAS5.1\JACL "
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> echo .
> echo %TCL_LIBRARY%
> echo .
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> call C:\IBM\WAS51\DeploymentManager\bin\wsadmin.bat -user aaaaaa
> -password bbbbbb -lang jacl^
> -javaoption
> -D%TCL_LIBRARY%^
> -host %host% -port %port% -f
> %jaclFile% %propertyFile%
>
> Are there any issues with Eclipse escaping directory name in variables?
>
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