On Tuesday, 29 January 2013 02:05:30 UTC-5, yarlagadda ramya wrote:
>
> Hi all,
>
> I have written the following code...
>
> $someendpoint1="12345"
> $someendpoint2="54321"
> $prop = "/app/tcs/temp.properties"
>
> file{'temp.properties':
> path =>"$prop",
> ensure =>'present',
> content =>"$someendpoint1=http://sdrhuiswresw:8080/ersfrsdrs/sdersrsrs
> $someendpoint2=http://sdrhuiswresw:8080/ersfrsdrs/sdersrsrs";
> }
>
> actually i want to apply variables to the link..when am trying to do that
> am getting an error. How can i assign the variables to link???
>
>
If I understand your request properly.. just the same as you're applying
variables elsewhere.
$someendpoint1="12345"
$someendpoint2="54321"
$prop = "/app/tcs/temp.properties"
$uri_path = "/ersfrsdrs/sdersrsrs"
file{'temp.properties':
path =>"$prop",
ensure =>'present',
content
=>"$someendpoint1=http://sdrhuiswresw:8080/<http://sdrhuiswresw:8080/ersfrsdrs/sdersrsrs>
$uri_path
$someendpoint2=http://sdrhuiswresw:8080/<http://sdrhuiswresw:8080/ersfrsdrs/sdersrsrs>
$uri_path"
If you have a case where the variable name is ambiguous because it's up
against another string that could be part of the variable:.
e.g.
$foo = "super"
$bar = "$foostar"
Then you have to enclose the variable name in curly quotes to remove the
ambiguity:
$foo = "super"
$bar = "${foo}star"
Some people consider it good style to do this all the time.
However, I'm only guessing at what errors you might be seeing. If you
could supply the real example of what you're trying to do, with the error
you're getting, it would make it easier to give you specific advice.
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