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Target for Web Container Custom Properties

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Is there's any target for creating new Custom Property for Web Container in RAFW 7.1.1.4 for WAS 7.0?

Path of custom property in WAS Console:
Application Servers > <Server> > Web Container > Custom Properties.

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GJ

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You can use the was_common_configure_server* actions to import various settings of an App server including the web container. Here's the snippet of xml that resulted when I created a Custom Property for the Web Container and ran was_common_configure_server_application_server in import mode.


<WebContainer
WASKey="components"
allowAsyncRequestDispatching="false"
asyncIncludeTimeout="60000"
components=""
disablePooling="false"
enableServletCaching="false"
maximumPercentageExpiredEntries="15"
maximumResponseStoreSize="100"
sessionAffinityTimeout="0"
transports=""
>
<ApplicationServer
RAFW_TYPE="reference"
WASKey="parentComponent"
applicationClassLoaderPolicy="MULTIPLE"
applicationClassLoadingMode="PARENT_FIRST"
id="-1"
properties=""
>
</ApplicationServer>
<Property
WASKey="properties"
description="Just an example"
name="TIM_WEB_CONT_CP"
required="false"
value="some value"
>
</Property>
.......


The property name is TIM_WEB_CONT_CP
You could manually create a property in the xml file and run RAFW in execute mode to configure the app server with the new property

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Thank you. It works that way but i will not trust build forge to configure the entire server properties (Even if i do import from the server and make my changes and execute with changed server.xml) just for configuring Web Container settings.

I suppose there is no other built in target only to alter Web Container setting in RAFW? Any views?

Regards
GJ

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