Urgent help : Unable to update the config file using the config editor

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

Please try the following steps below:

1. At config editor, select File -> import -> File. Then, select the xml file you want to import. You should see the following message at the bottom block of the config editor:

Info: <the file name> imported

2. Modify RFA configuration parameters using config editor as you require

3. Select User:/ node to export since User node and its children nodes. Click File-> export -> Save dialog is shown. Fill the file name. Then, You should see the following message at the bottom block of config editor:

Info: User:/ exported to <the file name>

Note:

When you import a RFA configuration file to the machine using the config editor, this is to merge the configuration in the file into the current configuration on the machine. For example, if the configuration shown in the config editor contains the following info:

Then, import a file which contains:

<entry key="connectionType" value="RSSL"/>
<entry key="serverList" value="192.168.27.49"/>
<entry key="portNumber" value="14002"/>

So the result after importing the file is:

You will see that the new configuration still contains the logFielName even the imported file does not have this parameter.

If you still face the problem, please send

• The messages you see in the bottom block of config editor
• The step by step to reproduce the problem
• The imported file
• The exported file after modification

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

If the problem still occurs, please send the following:

1. the input configuration before modification
2. source code/script/command line which modifies the configuration and can reproduce the problem
3. the output configuration after modification that the problem occurs
4. the expected output configuration after modification that you wish

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

The config loader(config_loader.jar) shipped with RFA Java
package is used to import an xml file into the machine. It is not used to merge
two xml files. If you want to do this, you can use one of the following
possible ways:

1.Copy manually the nodes in
rfa_configurations.xml into prefs.xml

or

2.Use Config Editor(GUI tool) to import the configuration
nodes in prefs.xml then import the configuration nodes in rfa_configurations.xml.
Next, export User node which containing the configuration nodes from both files
into a new file e.g. newperf.xml. Then, you can rename the file later to be
perf.xml. If you see any existing namespace (except
_System) under rfa node after you start Config Editor(you have not imported any
file yet), this is rfa configuration on the machine. I suggest you back up this
configuration first before you import prefs.xml and rfa_configurations.xml by
exporting the User node into an xml file as I explained in my answer above.
This also help to avoid merging the existing configuration on the machine with
the configuration in prefs.xml and
rfa_configurations.xml. Then, delete rfa node by selecting rfa->right
click->Remove Node. The rfa node will be created again when you start Config
Editor. Next, close and start Config Editor again then there should not be any
node under rfa(except _System). Next, you can import prefs.xml and rfa_configurations.xml
and export the result of merging two files as a new xml file. Finally, delete rfa
node, close and start Config Editor again then import the backup file to
restore the configuration on the machine.Please refer to my answer above for how to
import and export file using Config Editor(GUI tool).

If your machine cannot run GUI tool/does not support GUI mode, you have
to copy the configuration in rfa_configurations.xml into prefs.xml manually because rfa does not have any command line tool to do this.

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

Can you attach prefs.xml and rfa_configurations.xml? Then, I will merge configurations in both files and send you back the merged xml file.

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

The given prefs.xml is not complete a RFA configuration file while rfa-configuration.xml is a complete RFA configuration file. prefs.xml contains only a connection node without name and session points to the connection node. Hence, I could not use Config Editor tool to merge two files. Hence,

1. I copied the node in pref.xml file into rfa-configuration.xml file under Connections with the name "newNode" node.
2. I created a session node named "NewNodeSession" under Sessions node of Murex namespace. The session node points to the newNode(the configuration from prefs.xml).

All changes are:

I run RFA application to read Murex::NewNodeSession and it worked properly. Hence, the merge file is a valid RFA configuration:

mergeprefsxml.txt

When you run the application, please specify the session to be Murex::NewNodeSession when you want to use configuration from prefs.xml.

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

The attached file I gave to you,
mergeprefsxml.txt above is to merge all nodes in prefs.xml and
rfa_configuration.xml into a RFA configuration file already I already
tested it and RFA example application worked properly. So it is a valid
RFA configuration file. If the problem still exists with my given file, please contact the support/development of your application how to add new configuration read by the application.

For rtbs-propertiesmxres.txt this is not the format of RFA and I do not understand it. Please contact the support/development of your application who can help you on this.

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

Can you run the following command line successfully on PROD machine?

java -jar config_loader.jar -file <file name>

If not, to allow me help you, please provide the following info

1. The message shown after you run the command line above
2. Please attach the file that you run with the command line
3. What is the OS of the machine running the command line? Is it Linux, Sun or Windows?

Hello @Pulaputra.Sudheer

If there is no any output, how do you know it does not work?