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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
/.
Chapter
3.
Configuring
the
connector
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