I am a self-confessed beginner level when it comes to RHEL and I can navigate around, find things, run things etc. And I only have basic permissions on my DEV, INT, PROD and BCP servers at my client as most of my time is taken up in complex development.
I use ksh scripts to launch Tomcat, and for the new version of my project it is a SpringBoot launchable JAR file. New deployments will feature a dynamically changing jar/file name deployed from Nexus such that instead of the fixed name (in the older Tomcat setup for exploded folder in /webapps) I will need to look it up as it’ll have a changing version number at the end.
I came up with this:
find . -name bondac*.jar | awk '{print substr($1,3);}'
Which works on CLI, so I added it to my launch ksh file (which worked previously with fixed jar name) like so:
jartolaunch = find . -name bondac*.jar | awk '{print substr($1,3);}'
java -jar $jartolaunch --spring.config.location=/data/chronos/activepivot/config/application.yml && sleep 1 && check_process $1
However this gives the error, when ksh is run, of ‘jartolaunch not found’.
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Answer
Change:
jartolaunch = find . -name bondac*.jar | awk '{print substr($1,3);}'
to:
jartolaunch=$(find . -name bondac*.jar | awk '{print substr($1,3);}')
or better:
jartolaunch=$(find . -name bondac*.jar -printf '%Pn')