How to check amsilent file in Sun Access manager patch or redeploying WAR's

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h1. How to check amsilent file in Sun Access manager patch or redeploying WAR's
I had a hard time getting all the passwords correct, so I wrote a shell (bash) script that uses most passwords and other parameters in searches and queries. It let's you know before you start if a value is wrong. It does not change anything, only queries.
h2. One pitfall I found ...
during the postinstall of patch 05. I told Sun about it, but I suspect it was too late and is also an issue with patch 06:
Look at the documentation regarding amconfig and the amsilent file:
http://docs.sun.com/app/docs/doc/819-2137/adsav?l=en&q=amconfig&a=view
Two problems that are clear to me now:
1. ADMINPASSWD in practice, this password is used for cn=puser, not amadmin as it says. Perhaps there is something that makes them the same. It was the same for me, so it probably does not matter.
2. AS81_ADMINPASSWD is not the same as ADMINPASSWD using either my definition or the document's definition. However, in the amsilent template, it is set like this, which I found is incorrect and the cause of my recent hair loss:
<blockquote>AS81_ADMINPASSWD="$ADMINPASSWD"</blockquote>
Also, this one if you use the web server:
<blockquote>WL8_PASSWORD="$ADMINPASSWD"</blockquote>
Delete the $ADMINPASSWD and replace it with the password for the app/web server.
h2. The Script.
It tests for the above problem, but I just realized it does not check $ADMINPASSWD. If that is set incorrectly in your amsilent, you'll get errors immediately from amconfig, so no big deal. If you make improvements, please post a reply!
Paste this into a file named checkamsilent. LDAP and appserver must be running. It reads /opt/SUNWam/amsilent. Run it as root or use sudo:
sudo ./checkamsilent
#!/usr/bin/bash
        echo "This will test several important parameters of the amsilent file "
        echo "run this as root."
        echo "### read in the amsilent parameters"
        echo "source /opt/SUNWam/amsilent  "
source /opt/SUNWam/amsilent
        echo "### look for the *server port* with LISTNER, otherwise it's not listening. "
        echo "netstat -a | grep $SERVER_PORT    "
        echo "--------------"
netstat -a | grep $SERVER_PORT  
        echo "--------------"
        echo "."
        echo "### *admin port* with LISTNER, otherwise it's not listening. "
        echo "netstat -a | grep $ADMIN_PORT   "
        echo "--------------"
netstat -a | grep $ADMIN_PORT 
        echo "--------------"
        echo "."
        echo "### Expect to see a line of XML, otherwise the SERVER_PORT is incorrect in the amsilent file."
        echo "grep $SERVER_PORT  ${AS81_INSTANCE_DIR}/config/domain.xml  "
        echo "--------------"
grep $SERVER_PORT  ${AS81_INSTANCE_DIR}/config/domain.xml
        echo "--------------"
        echo "."
        echo "### Expect to see a line of XML, otherwise the ADMIN_PORT is incorrect in the amsilent file."
        echo "grep $ADMIN_PORT  ${AS81_INSTANCE_DIR}/config/domain.xml "
        echo "--------------"
grep $ADMIN_PORT  ${AS81_INSTANCE_DIR}/config/domain.xml
        echo "--------------"
        echo "."
        echo "### bind as the directory manager "
        echo "ldapsearch -v -h $DS_HOST -p 3892  -L -s sub -D \"$DS_DIRMGRDN\" -w \"$DS_DIRMGRPASSWD\" -b 'dc=nsf, dc=gov' \"cn=amldapuser\"" 
ldapsearch -v -h $DS_HOST -p 3892  -L -s sub -D "$DS_DIRMGRDN" -w "$DS_DIRMGRPASSWD" -b 'dc=nsf, dc=gov' "cn=amldapuser" 
        echo "."
        echo "### check the amldapuser password. "
        echo "ldapsearch -w $AMLDAPUSERPASSWD -v -h $DS_HOST -p 3892  -L -s sub -D cn=amldapuser,ou=DSAME Users,dc=nsf,dc=gov -b ou=DSAME Users,dc=nsf,dc=gov cn=* cn  "
ldapsearch -w "$AMLDAPUSERPASSWD" -v -h $DS_HOST -p 3892  -L -s sub -D "cn=amldapuser,ou=DSAME Users,dc=nsf,dc=gov" -b "ou=DSAME Users,dc=nsf,dc=gov" cn=* cn
        echo "."
        echo "### check the app server admin: AS81_ADMIN password: AS81_ADMINPASSWD  and port: ADMIN_PORT "
     echo "### That's actually a bug in the template.  "
     echo "### Do not use AS81_ADMINPASSWD=\$ADMINPASSWD  Make sure they are  different passwords! Don\'t use the default!"
     echo "Expect to see a WARNING about --password option. "
        echo "/opt/SUNWappserver/appserver/bin/asadmin  list-http-listeners --user $AS81_ADMIN --port $ADMIN_PORT  -w $AS81_ADMINPASSWD  "
/opt/SUNWappserver/appserver/bin/asadmin  list-http-listeners --user $AS81_ADMIN --port $ADMIN_PORT  -w "$AS81_ADMINPASSWD"
        echo "done!"

Answer 1

I change the product machine from LG optimus to Samsung Galaxy but the file writing is not working, too.
I copied the source code from Adobe website about FileStream  but it is needless too.
-----------------program code------------------------
import flash.filesystem.*;
import flash.filesystem.FileStream;
import flash.events.Event;
//txtFld is a standard textField component
txtFld.text = "Start";var file:File = new File();
//btnSaveFile is a standard button component
btnSaveFile.addEventListener(MouseEvent.CLICK,handlerBtnSaveFile);
function handlerBtnSaveFile(e:Event){
txtFld.text = "Pressed";
file = File.documentsDirectory;
file = file.resolvePath("test.txt");
var fileStream:FileStream = new FileStream();
fileStream.openAsync(file, FileMode.WRITE);
fileStream.writeUTFBytes("Hello");
txtFld.text = file.nativePath.toString();
//fileStream.addEventListener(Event.CLOSE, fileClosed);
fileStream.close();
fcnFileName();
function fcnFileName(){
txtFld.text = file.name.toString();
function fileClosed(event:Event):void {
    trace("closed");
txtFld.text = "FileClosed";