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Editing property files is relatively simple and straightforward (all property files end with the extension .properties). You can edit these files with a text editor such as Wordpad.
All property files are text files that contain properties (or settings). Additionally these property files contain usage tips and examples to help you edit the property settings in the files.
Notice that the pound or sharp sign (#) is used as a comment tag. Lines that begin with the comment tag are not processed as coding statements.
All usage tips are preceded by the comment tag. For example:
# #The name of the Sametime user account on AE Services.
Optional coding statements are preceded by a comment tag, for example:
#avaya.aes.sametime.cmapi.server_port=4722 #avaya.aes.sametime.cmapi.trust_store_password=
Do not make any changes to commented-out properties unless you plan to use them.
When you want to use an optional properties statement, you will need to delete the comment tag, and, in most cases, enter a value for the property. For example:
avaya.aes.sametime.cmapi.trust_store_password=Tspassw0rd
As with all configuration files, make sure you enter the correct values. If the IP address or hostname of the AE Services server, or username or password is entered incorrectly, the Conference Service andPresence Services will be unable to connect to the AE Services server.