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Brandon updated DAEMON-394:
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Description:
The Procrun Monitor application does not prevent a user from accidentally
inserting blank lines into the Java Options or Java 9 Options text areas. If a
blank line is introduced into either text area and the changes are applied (by
hitting the Apply or OK button), the changes are committed to the associating
multi-string value in the Windows registry.
If a user were to relaunch the Monitor application and view the Java or Java 9
Options again, they would see that the content has been truncated. Individual
options above the blank line remain; any below are not present. If the Windows
Registry editor were used to view the associating multi-string value, the user
would see all of the content including the blank line.
Changing the options again from within the Monitor application will succeed but
when the options are committed to the registry multi-string value, any options
that existed below the blank line will be removed.
Note that the Windows registry editor will display an error dialog if a user
attempts to save a multi-string value with an empty line present. The message
is: "Data of type REG_MULTI_SZ cannot contain empty strings. Registry Editor
will remove all empty strings found."
Steps to Reproduce:
# Download latest Commons Daemon distribution for windows (1.1.0).
# Run prunsrv.exe to install a test service (TestService).
# Run prunmgr.exe //ES/TestService to start the monitor application to edit the
same TestService.
# Switch to the Java tab and edit either the Java Options or Java 9 Options.
Insert a bunch of options and then Insert a blank line somewhere in-between
those options. Click OK
# Run prunmgr again. Look at the Java Options or Java 9 Options where the blank
line was inserted. Notice that all options below the blank line are not visible.
# Open up the registry editor and navigate to the multi-string value associated
with the Java Options text area: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Apache
Software Foundation\Procrun 2.0\TestService\Parameters\Java
# Notice that all content is present (including the blank line) in the registry
value.
was:
The Procrun Monitor application does not prevent a user from accidentally
inserting blank lines into the Java Options or Java 9 Options text areas. If a
blank line is introduced into either text area and the changes are applied (by
hitting the Apply or OK button), the changes are committed to the associating
multi-string value in the Windows registry.
If a user were to relaunch the Monitor application and view the Java or Java 9
Options again, they would see that the content has been truncated. Individual
options above the blank line remain; any below are not present. If the Windows
Registry editor were used to view the associating multi-string value, the user
would see all of the content including the blank line.
Changing the options again from within the Monitor application will succeed but
when the options are committed to the registry multi-string value, any options
that existed below the blank line will be removed.
Note that the Windows registry editor will display an error dialog if a user
attempts to save a multi-string value with an empty line present. The message
is: "Data of type REG_MULTI_SZ cannot contain empty strings. Registry Editor
will remove all empty strings found."
Steps to Reproduce:
# Download latest Commons Daemon distribution for windows (1.1.0).
# Run prunsrv.exe to install a test service (TestService).
# Run prunmgr.exe //ES/TestService to start the monitor application to edit the
same TestService.
# Switch to the Java tab and edit either the Java Options or Java 9 Options.
Insert a bunch of options and then Insert a blank line somewhere in-between
those options. Click OK
5) Run prunmgr again. Look at the Java Options or Java 9 Options where the
blank line was inserted. Notice that all options below the blank line are not
visible.
6) Open up the registry editor and navigate to the multi-string value
associated with the Java Options text area:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Apache Software Foundation\Procrun
2.0\TestService\Parameters\Java
7) Notice that all content is present (including the blank line) in the
registry value.
> Monitor application will update multi-string values in Windows registry with
> blank lines
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> Key: DAEMON-394
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DAEMON-394
> Project: Commons Daemon
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Procrun
>Affects Versions: 1.1.0
> Environment: OS: Windows 7 Pro, Service Pack 1
>Reporter: Brandon
>Priority: Major
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