4.3 Windows INI, Properties

4.3 Windows Properties, INI

Since the Properties format is syntactically a subset of the Windows INI format, our example will be in the Windows INI format. Let's have the following Windows INI data:

TRSUser = John Smith
[User]
Home = D:/TRS_Client/usr/Smith
# authority(SECURITY | SOFTWARE | CLIENT | UNREGISTRED)
Authority=CLIENT
[Server]
RemoteServerURL=http://localhost:8080/TRS/TRSServer
SeverIP = 123.45.67.8
Signature = 12afe0c1d246895a990ab2dd13ce684f012b339c

The description of values of items in the data is specified as values of data items in the X-script language. Note that items "ReceiverSleep" and the section "Server" are optional:

<xd:def xmlns:xd="http://www.xdef.org/xdef/4.2" name="Test" root="TRS" >
  <xd:ini name="TRS">
    TRSUser = string(); /* user name */
    [User]
       Home = file(); /* user home directory */
       Authority = enum("MANAGER", "CLIENT", "UNREGISTRED"); finally outln("authority: " + getText());
       ReceiverSleep = optional int(1, 3600); /* default value is 10 */
    [Server] %script = optional;
      RemoteServerURL = url();
      SeverIP = ipAddr();
      Signature = SHA1();
  </xd:ini>
</xd:def>

You can try it HERE