Use the set command to override test suite specific values in a configuration (.jti) file. For example, you can use the set command to override the test platform specified by a configuration template without editing the configuration file itself.
The JavaTest harness also provides an EditJTI utility that you can use perform extensive edits of a configuration file without using the JavaTest GUI. See Editing Entries in a Configuration File for detailed description of the EditJTI utility.
set Command
Before you can use the set command, you must first identify the question-tag-name associated with the value in the configuration file that you are changing.
You can display the question-tag-name by opening either the configuration Question Log or the Configuration Editor. If you choose to open the Configuration Editor, choose any text in the question panel and then press the Control and T keys. The Configuration Editor displays the question panel's tag name at the bottom of the panel.
In the command line, following the set command, enter the question-tag-name and its new value:
set question-tag-name value
The command format used in the following example is the single string arguments format. See Formatting a Command for descriptions and examples of the other command formats that you can use.
Example:
...;set jck.env.runtime.testExecute.cmdAsFile jdk_install_dir/bin/java;...