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[dspace]/config/config-definition.xml
You can resolve a configuration property name to its value using the command dspace dsprop -p some.property.name
. The output is undecorated and may be suitable for use in scripts.
The dsprop command has these options:
name | argument | meaning |
---|---|---|
--property -p | name | the name of the desired property. This "option" is required. |
--module -m | name | the name of the module in which the property is found. If omitted, the value of --property is the entire name. If used, the name will be composed as module.property. For example, "-m dspace -p url " will look up the value of dspace.url . |
--raw -r | if used, this prevents the substitution of other property values into the value of the requested property. | |
--help -h -? | Display help similar to this table. |