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    Editing mango.properties for Process Event

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      hayden_AUS
      last edited by

      Hi,

      I need to run a Windows command script for a process event, specifically to disable/enable a COM port.
      Mango returns:

      Process event handler is disabled, you must explicitly enabled it via mango.properties
      

      I cannot find in the documentation what to put in the mango.properties file to enable this.
      There is nothing obvious already in the file that is commented out?

      Thanks for any help.

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        terrypacker
        last edited by

        The settings introduced in mango 5.2.0

        ## Settings for event handlers
        # Enable the process event handler
        event-handlers.process.enabled=false
        # Enable interpolation for the process event handler command
        event-handlers.process.interpolation-enabled=false
        
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          hayden_AUS @terrypacker
          last edited by

          @terrypacker Thanks Terry

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            hayden_AUS
            last edited by

            Hi Terry,

            Does the mango.properties file go in the overrides folder, or in the bin folder?
            I can't even find it, so I will have to create it.

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              hayden_AUS
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              I put the newly created mango.properties file in the mango root folder, just with the specific lines as above.
              This worked

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