Workspace question

Hi,
I have a question about the folowing source code:
1 WorkspaceDef defaultWS =
T3Services.getT3Services().workspace().getWorkspace();
2 // Attach to the system subWorkspace already created
3 WorkspaceDef myDataWS = defaultWS.getWorkspace("SETTING_WORKSPACE",
WorkspaceDef.ATTACH, WorkspaceDef.SCOPE_SERVER);
4 String JDBCDEBUG= (String) myDataWS.fetch("JDBCDebug");
5 System.out.println(JDBCDEBUG);
6 myDataWS.store("JDBCDebug","2");
Is there a way so i change the value of JDBCDebug variable without creating
it
I first created the Variable JDBCDebug in a startUpClass and when i want to
change the variable i don't want to recreate it.
what i mean is:
is there a method like myDataWS.change("JDBCDebug","4");
Thanks in advance,
Ido Dijkstra
J2EE Develloper

Hi,
Yes it is possible to automate this process using the Workspace API. In fact the API doc has a sample that demonstrates how to import a document into the Workspace.
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E10530_01/doc/epm.931/hs_developer.pdf
Regards,
Robb Salzmann

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