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Can I pass properties values to JTSMon on the commandline?

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sam detweiler (12.5k●6●191●201) | asked Mar 24 '14, 11:25 a.m.
 we keep having interruptions of our system with JTSMon running on it.  this disrupts the cycle interval we want 
(midnight to midnight)..

I can calculate how long this run should be for (have to reboot in a few minutes for some system patch), so it would be nice if I could pass this on the commandline to override the properties file. 

thanks

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Dave Schlegel (331●1●6●7) | answered Mar 24 '14, 11:41 a.m.
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JTSMon first processes the command and then the file=propertyFile command line arguments to initialize properties.

After that it  will process any remaining command line arguments in the form of name=value property values to override the property file.
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sam detweiler commented Mar 24 '14, 11:44 a.m.

 great!, thanks..

sam detweiler commented Mar 24 '14, 4:02 p.m.

and to do that in Windows (run til 3 mins past midnight)


setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion
set HOUR=!time:~0,2!
set MINS=!time:~3,2!
set /a runtime = 1443 -  !HOUR!*60  + !MINS! 
java -jar JTSMon.jar monitor ... other parms...  SEQ_RUN_LENGTH_ARG="!runtime!m"

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Dave Schlegel (331●1●6●7) | answered Mar 24 '14, 11:41 a.m.
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JTSMon first processes the command and then the file=propertyFile command line arguments to initialize properties.

After that it  will process any remaining command line arguments in the form of name=value property values to override the property file.

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