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3. In the fields for Max Length and Max Multiple Values, make any changes. The changes will not be accepted unless you also open the Property Value dialog box for the property, described in the next step. 4. Right-click the box in the top left-hand corner of the value table and click Add. A Property Value dialog box appears. Depending on the property type, the dialog box allows you to enter either a value, or both a value and range. Enter the appropriate value or range, and click OK. 5. The Value panel refreshes to display any changes you made in Max Length and Max Multiple Values. It displays a table with three columns: The Value column shows the value that you entered in the Property Value dialog box, and any previous values that you created. The Default Value column allows you to designate any of the values as the default. The Value Range shows the range that you entered in the Property Value dialog box. After a value has been created and appears in the grid, it can be edited from within the table display. To make a change in an existing value in the table, select an entire row by clicking on the row number. Then right-click in the Value field and click Edit Value. Setting dependencies: When you have made your changes to the General and Value tabs, click Next. The Dependencies - Connector-Specific Property Template dialog box appears. A dependent property is a property that is included in the template and used in the configuration file only if the value of another property meets a specific condition. For example, PollQuantity appears in the template only if JMS is the transport mechanism and DuplicateEventElimination is set to True. To designate a property as dependent and to set the condition upon which it depends, do this: 1. In the Available Properties display, select the property that will be made dependent. 2. In the Select Property field, use the drop-down menu to select the property that will hold the conditional value. 3. In the Condition Operator field, select one of the following: == (equal to) != (not equal to) > (greater than) < (less than) >= (greater than or equal to)
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