The PASMAN utility can be used to view, add, update, or delete instance properties.
When you run pasman.[bat|sh] config with no parameters, it displays the core configuration properties of the Tomcat server including the appserver.properties, jvm.properties, and catalina.properties located in the instance-name/conf directory.
Note: You can only view jvm.properties. You cannot modify its contents with the pasman config action.
To change property values, perform the following steps:
  1. Run the proenv utility.
  2. Enter the pasman config command to display the properties of your instance:
    pasman.[bat|sh] config -I instance-name

    The command lists all the properties of your instance.

  3. Enter a specific property name to see the value of a property. For example:
    pasman.[bat|sh] config psc.as.http.port -I instance-name

    The command returns the current value of the HTTP port for the specified instance.

  4. Update the value of the property using the following syntax:
    pasman.[bat|sh] config psc.as.http.port=6543 -I instance-name
  5. Run the pasman config command on the property again to ensure it has updated:
    pasman.[bat|sh] config psc.as.http.port -I instance-name
  6. To add a new property and value pair to the appserver.properties file, use the following syntax:
    pasman.[bat|sh] config +my.example.dir=/home/example -I instance-name
  7. To remove a property and value pair from the appserver.properties file, use the following syntax:
    pasman.{bat|sh} config ~my.example.dir -I instance-name
Note: All property names are case sensitive.