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How to configure a Shared Library in WebSphere with Jython

On By Tony ZampognaIn Programming, Technology1 Comment

Here's a script that I used to configure a Shared Library in WebSphere 6.1 using Jython. [sourcecode language="python"] from string import whitespace sharedLibName = "APPLICATION_SHARED_LIB" # See if library already exists. cellId = AdminConfig.list("Cell") sharedLibraryId = AdminConfig.list("Library") if (sharedLibraryId.find(sharedLibName) < 0): # Library does not exist. print "Creating Shared Library" params = []; params.append(["name", sharedLibName]); …

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How to configure WebSphere Global Security to use LDAP with Jython

On By Tony ZampognaIn Programming, Technology2 Comments

Here's a script that I used to configure the WebSphere 6.1 global security setting to use LDAP using Jython. [sourcecode language="python"] # Properties username = "user" password = "pass" ldapServer = "somecompany.com" ldapPort = "389" # Configure the LDAP authentication AdminConfig.save(); # This needs to happen so you can write to the Security file. ltpa …

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Finding line count in DOS

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In Unix, there's this nifty binary called "lc" which gives you the line count of the file. However, in DOS, you have to be a little more creative. Below is a DOS command I use to count the number of lines in a text file. [sourcecode language="text"] FIND /v /c "nonsense" filename.ext [/sourcecode] The "nonsense" …

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