Properties file - Planning v11

Hi
In Planning v9.2 we will have properties files created for each application (<App Name>.properties).
Do we have similar property files in v11?
Thanks
Sethu

No configuration files moved into the Shared Services Registry (relational) in 11
Cheers
John
http://john-goodwin.blogspot.com/

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------start file-----
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[EDIT 2] Marking this as resolved, it appears as though the plan.xml will only modify settings that could be modified by Weblogic naturally and it is not able to modify items that are on the classpath of the application.
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We are using Hyperion 9.2.0.3 version. I am trying to create new application through Planning deskto which has been done successful. Now I am trying to create Properties file through configuration utility where i am getting error message.
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My shared services seems to be ok, it is up and running..
anybody encountered this issue?
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Edited by: user11241260 on Aug 4, 2010 11:04 AM

John,
I am looking at the config log file I do not see any errors
Install.product.install, com.hyperion.planning.HspCustomTaskProcessor, dbg, Entered HspCustomTaskProcessor persistedProperties :{true=true, REGISTRATION_USER_NAME=admin, WL81_USER_NAME=hypadmin, false=, WL81_BEA_HOME=D:\bea, REGISTRATION_SSL=true, rmiPortNumber=11333, WebLogic_8.1_Domain_Planning=HPServer, REGISTRATION_PORT=58090, OrclServerName=, hubUserName=admin, propertyFilePath=D:\Hyperion\Planning\AppServer\InstalledApps\WebLogic\8.1\HPDomain\applications, REGISTRATION_HOST_NAME=XXXXXXXX, CreatePropertyFileDirectory=true, WebLogic_8.1_Component_Planning=Planning, hubServerName=XXXXXXXXX, WL81_MANUAL_PROCESSING=false, OrclDBName=, WebLogic_8.1_Port_Planning=8300, LICENSE_KEY=XXXXXX, LICENSE_HOST_NAME=XXXXXXXXX, WebLogic_8.1_ServerName_Planning=HPDomain, LICENSE_PORT=, WL81_SERVER_LOCATION=D:\bea\weblogic81, APP_SERVER_SELECTION=WebLogic 8.1, WL81_WIN_SERVICE=true, hubPortNumber=58080}
and Shared services is up and running.
Any clue will be greatly appreciated.
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Edited by: user11241260 on Aug 4, 2010 11:51 AM

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