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WebLogic Server Administration Command Reference
Administration Guide B-19
Argument Definition
-userconfig-
file con-
fig-file
Specifies a file pathname at which the STOREUSERCONFIG command
creates a user-configuration file. The pathname can be absolute or rela-
tive to the directory from which you enter the command.
If a file already exists at the specified pathname, the command over-
writes the file with a new file that contains the newly encrypted user-
name and password.
If you do not specify this option, STOREUSERCONFIG does the follow-
ing:
n To determine the directory in which to create the user-configuration
file, it uses the JVM user-home directory. The default value varies
depending on the SDK and type of operating system. See “Config-
uring the Default Path Name” on page -20.
n To determine the file name, it prepends your operating-system user-
name to the string
-WebLogicConfig.properties. For exam-
ple,
username-WebLogicConfig.properties. You can use
Java options to specify a different username. See “Configuring the
Default Path Name” on page -20.
-userkeyfile
keyfile
Specifies a file pathname at which the
STOREUSERCONFIG command
creates a key file. The pathname can be absolute or relative to the direc-
tory from which you enter the command.
If a file already exists at the specified pathname, STOREUSERCONFIG
uses the existing key file to encrypt the new user-configuration file.
If you do not specify this option,
STOREUSERCONFIG does the follow-
ing:
n To determine the directory in which to create the key file, it uses the
JVM user-home directory. The default value varies depending on
the SDK and type of operating system. See “Configuring the De-
fault Path Name” on page -20.
n To determine the file name, it prepends your operating-system user-
name to the string
-WebLogicKey.properties. For example,
username-WebLogicKey.properties. You can use Java op-
tions to specify a different username. See “Configuring the Default
Path Name” on page -20.