In the Tomcat output you may see the following message:
Warning: match [Server] failed to set property
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The common cause for properties being failed to set is not using the proper format to set the property.
Most environment variables (which can be properties) are set in the library CVDEOPTN within member CAHVCENV.
For an example, you may see some statements such as
IJO="$IJO" -Dserver.shutdown.port=####
IJO="$IJO" -Dconnector.port=####
IJO="$IJO" -Dconnector.ssl.port=####
Go into the file or dataset where the value is being set as you will need to correct syntax to be in the proper format and have a valid value.
Most environment variables (which can be properties) are set in the library CVDEOPTN within member CAHVCENV.
The corrected statements from the example would be the following:
IJO="$IJO -Dserver.shutdown.port=####"
IJO="$IJO -Dconnector.port=####"
IJO="$IJO -Dconnector.ssl.port=####"
Note: The double quotes now include the whole statement and not just the beginning of the statement in the example.
If you do not set the property correctly or at all then the default value may be used for the property.