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Using the telnet interface to J2EE engine

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Hello,

We are trying to us the telnet interface to the J2EE engine to change some server parameters.

On a server we use "telnet localhost 50208" to access the J2ee admin console.

Then, we want to use the command

setsp u2013p Ports (Port:50888,Type:http)(Port:50001,Type:http) node-id http

to set the 'Ports' parameter of the 'http' service on server node 'node-id' to

"(Port:50888,Type:http)(Port:50001,Type:http)"

On executing this command, we get a syntax error. Has anybody tried this?

Thanks for any guidance.

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former_member185954
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former_member185954
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have you checked the syntax ?

Syntax

SETSP <[[-f <fileName1>] [-f <fileName2>]...] [[-p <key1> <value1>] [-p <key2> <value2>]...]> [clusterID] <serviceName>

Arguments

[-f <fileNameX>]

Sets the properties from a file named <fileNameX> to the specified service.

[-p <keyX> <valueX>]

Sets the property named <keyX>, with value <valueX> to the specified service.

[clusterID]

Sets the service properties to the specified cluster element.

The default value is the ID of the current cluster element. If [ClusterID] is 0, properties will be set to all cluster elements.

<serviceName>

The service whose properties will be set.

Description

The SETSP (Set Service Properties) command loads new property values for the specified service.

Example

SETSP -f p4.properties p4

SETSP -p Port 80 -p SslPort 443 http

SETSP -f log1.properties -p DLog true -f log2.properties -p LogLevel 6

-p LogDumpLevel 3 4001 log

Got this from help.sap.com

Regards,

Siddhesh