6.2 Input format of definition files
Create or edit the definition files listed in Table 6-1 List of definition files (operating and execution environments) in the following input formats:
- Input format of the HCSC server configuration definition file
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The HCSC server configuration definition file is in the XML format. Create or edit this file according to the XML specifications.
- Input format of the HCSC-Manager command definition file for Java VM start options
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The HCSC-Manager command definition file for Java VM start options can be created and edited according to the following file format:
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In Windows: Win32 batch file format
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In UNIX: Shell-script file format
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- Input format of the SOAP fault operation definition file
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The SOAP fault operation definition file has a unique format. Create of edit this file according to the specifications of the SOAP fault operation definition file.
- Input format of the list command options definition file
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The list command options definition file has a unique format. Create or edit this file according to the specifications in the list command options definition file.
- Input format of other definition files
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Definition files other than the above can be created or edited in the following Java property file format.
- Format
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The input format of definition files is as follows:
key-name = value #comment
The following is the description of each of these items.
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Key name
Specifies the key name to be defined.
If the same key is specified multiple times in a definition file, the value of the key specified at the end is applied based on the specifications for the java.util.Properties class.
When you omit the specified value, make sure that you omit the key name as well. You cannot code only the key name.
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Delimiter
Specify an equal sign (=) as the delimiter. A space or a tab can also be used instead of an equal sign.
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Value
Specified when the value to be defined exists. The string up to the linefeed is considered as a value, so you cannot specify strings such as spaces or comments after the value.
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Comment
A line that starts with a hash mark (#) or an exclamation mark (!) is treated as a comment.
Use the ISO-8859-1 character encoding for each of these items. If you code characters that cannot be directly expressed with the ISO-8859-1 character encoding, convert the characters to Unicode by using the following hjdk.native2ascii.jar tool.
service-platform-installation-directory\jdk\bin\java -jar service-platform-installation-directory\jdk\lib\hcompatlib\hjdk.native2ascii.jar input-file-path output-file-path
For details about the hjdk.native2ascii.jar tool, see the JDK documentation.
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