Use "get" and "set", all of the objects in the domain have a fully qualified name. For example:
get *.*
will list all props on all objects... you can do some more narrowing like
get *.*session-config*.*
Once you find the fully qualified name of what you want to change, use set like:
set server.thread-pools.thread-pool.thread-pool-1.max-thread-pool-size=200
Alex Sherwin
alex.sherwin_at_acadiasoft.com
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Subject: Need help with asadmin command to set a property
I have a custom lifecycle module that supports configuration through properties. I know I can set the properties using the "--property" option when I use the "create-lifecyce-module" command.
After the module is deployed, however, I would like to set an additional property using the "asadmin" command line. Is it possible to set an additional property? I cannot seem to find the correct asadmin syntax to do so.
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Brett
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