The config file is pretty simple:

activation code= 4960256a
directory = C:\\Documents and settings\\DrewB\\Local Settings\\Applica
+tion Data\\Windows NT\\NTBackup\\data
file=*.log
date in file = 720
file age = 720
date pattern=Backup completed on (?<month>\d+)\/(?<day>\d+)\/(?<year>\
+d+).+?(?<hour>\d+):(?<minute>\d+)\s*(?<mark>AM|PM)

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I'm not actually getting any perl errors. However, when it gets to the following line:

    my $cmdLine = "java -cp $CPATH com.nable.server.edf.GenericApp.EDFGenericApp $activationCode EDF_SERVICEID_1050000:$dateFail EDF_SERVICEID_1050001:$failures EDF_SERVICEID_1050002:$fileFailCount EDF_SERVICEID_1050003:$warnings";

The $activationCode is empty. I placed several print "$activationCode\n" lines in different places in the code and from what I can tell, it's never getting read out of the file as the one in the original code I posted never even fires.

In reply to Re: Debugging PAR packaged programs by dirtdart
in thread Debugging PAR packaged programs by dirtdart

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