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how can i pass an argument in a .jacl script from command line? I'm trying to run the foll command from command prompt:

wsadmin -conntype SOAP -host 172.19.39.53 -port 8880 -f "uninstWASJacl.jacl"

and i want to pass some argument in this "uninstWASJacl.jacl" file (which i can use within the file as "$arg").

Thanks in advance.
 
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Originally posted by robbie keane:
how can i pass an argument in a .jacl script from command line? I'm trying to run the foll command from command prompt:

wsadmin -conntype SOAP -host 172.19.39.53 -port 8880 -f "uninstWASJacl.jacl"

and i want to pass some argument in this "uninstWASJacl.jacl" file (which i can use within the file as "$arg").

Thanks in advance.



Simply do this:

wsadmin -conntype SOAP -host 172.19.39.53 -port 8880 -f "uninstWASJacl.jacl" argument1 argument2

And it'll be picked up by the jacl script. As you've said, in the jacl script use $argv.
 
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Thanks a lot. It's working fine now.
 
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