You can use EditJTI
to change the HTTP port and either overwrite the original configuration file or create a new configuration file.
To run the following examples, you must use a .jti
file that exists on your system and include httpPort in your current interview path. If your current interview path does not include httpPort you will not be able to change its value from the command line. To view the current interview path, open your .jti
file in the Configuration Editor. See Obtaining the Question tag-name for detailed information about the tag-name for the question.
The following example changes the HTTP port used when running tests and overwrites original configuration file (myoriginal.jti
in this example).
java -cp
[jt-dir /lib/
] javatest.jar com.sun.javatest.EditJTI httpPort=8081
myoriginal.jti
The following example changes the HTTP port used when running tests and writes the changed configuration to a new configuration file (myoutput.jti
in this example). The original configuration file (myoriginal.jti
in this example) remains unchanged.
java -cp
[jt-dir /lib/
] javatest.jar com.sun.javatest.EditJTI -o
myoutput.jti httpPort=8081
myoriginal.jti
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