Hi Tod, Here is how it works. User subsitute instead of getValue(). I finally got fed up and opened a defect this what they gave me. I tested it and it worked. TPCInstallResource1 - Name of the bundle str = ccpp.substitute("$L{TPCInstallResource1.daemonLabel}"); System.out.println("TPCInstallResource1.daemonLabel = " + str); str = ccpp.substitute("$L{TPCInstallResource1.userID}"); System.out.println("TPCInstallResource1.userID = " + str); str = ccpp.substitute("$L{TPCInstallResource1.password}"); System.out.println("TPCInstallResource1.password = " + str); //SRAInfoDesc str = ccpp.substitute("$L{TPCInstallResource1.SRAInfoDesc}"); System.out.println("TPCInstallResource1.SRAInfoDesc = " + str); ... View more

Yes they do have a custom code panel action. The fields it takes is a zip or jar file name the contains the customer panels and the Class name. I am in the process of creating custom code panels Jeff ... View more

Hi Tod, I am having the same issue. If i user $L{bundlename.key} on one of there exsiting panels it works. But if I try to access key from my custom bundle using getValue it doesn't work There documentation for accessing external keys is really bad since it really doesn't deal with custom panels NOT HAPPY but you already feel the pain! ... View more

I created an xml project file i.e. install.xml and created a test target All you do is enter the path to the install.xml and the target name and it works great. ... View more