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 Xscript 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