Sample md.properties files for bulk loader

Hi,
I wanted to use bulk loader to load the content into BEA repository.
Can some one paste the sample dir.md.properties file and content properties file
please?
greatly appreciate your help!!
Regards,
Subba

Alex,
Thanks for your help!!
Regards,
Subba
"alex toussaint" <[email protected]> wrote:
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Hi Subba,
You can find an example of the "dir.md.properties" file at:
<install_dir>\weblogic81\portal\db\data\sample\cm_data\Ads
The content for this "dir.md.properties" is just:
nodeType=ad
Regards,
--alex
"subba" <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi,
I wanted to use bulk loader to load the content into BEA repository.
Can some one paste the sample dir.md.properties file and content properties
file
please?
greatly appreciate your help!!
Regards,
Subba

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