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The Value panel displays a table with three columns:
The Value column shows the value that you entered in the Property Value dialog
box, and any previous values that you created.
The Default Value column allows you to designate any of the values as the
default.
The Value Range shows the range that you entered in the Property Value dialog
box.
After a value has been created and appears in the grid, it can be edited from
within the table display.
To make a change in an existing value in the table, select an entire row by clicking
on the row number. Then right-click in the Value field and click Edit Value.
Setting dependencies
When you have made your changes to the General and Value tabs, click Next. The
Dependencies - Connector-Specific Property Template dialog box appears.
A dependent property is a property that is included in the template and used in
the configuration file only if the value of another property meets a specific
condition. For example, PollQuantity appears in the template only if JMS is the
transport mechanism and DuplicateEventElimination is set to True.
To designate a property as dependent and to set the condition upon which it
depends, do this:
1. In the Available Properties display, select the property that will be made
dependent.
2. In the Select Property field, use the drop-down menu to select the property
that will hold the conditional value.
3. In the Condition Operator field, select one of the following:
== (equal to)
!= (not equal to)
> (greater than)
< (less than)
>= (greater than or equal to)
<=(less than or equal to)
4. In the Conditional Value field, enter the value that is required in order for the
dependent property to be included in the template.
5. With the dependent property highlighted in the Available Properties display,
click an arrow to move it to the Dependent Property display.
6. Click Finish. Connector Configurator stores the information you have entered
as an XML document, under \data\app in the \bin directory where you have
installed Connector Configurator.
Setting pathnames
Some general rules for setting pathnames are:
v The maximum length of a filename in Windows and UNIX is 255 characters.
v In Windows, the absolute pathname must follow the format
[Drive:][Directory]\filename: for example,
C:\WebSphereAdapters\bin\Data\Std\StdConnProps.xml
In UNIX the first character should be /.
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