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copy run.conf.bat my.conf.bat
run.bat -r my.conf.bat

=> you will see the program name to be "my.conf.bat" instead of the expected "run.bat"

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copy run.conf.bat my.conf.bat run.bat -r my.conf.bat => you will see the program name to be "my.conf.bat" instead of the expected "run.bat"
Workaround:

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Workaround Description:

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move the lines with
set "PROGNAME=

to the top, line 11:

if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" (
set "DIRNAME=%~dp0%"
set "PROGNAME=%~nx0%"
) else (
set DIRNAME=.\
set "PROGNAME=run.bat"
)

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move the lines with set "PROGNAME= to the top, line 11: if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" ( set "DIRNAME=%~dp0%" set "PROGNAME=%~nx0%" ) else ( set DIRNAME=.\ set "PROGNAME=run.bat" )
Estimated Difficulty:
Low
Release Note Text:

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In previous versions of JBoss EAP 5, specifying a particular <filename>run.conf.bat</filename> with the '-r' option made the <property>program.name</property> property incorrectly use the configuration's file name as the program name. This issue has been resolved in this release.

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In previous versions of JBoss EAP 5, specifying a particular <filename>run.conf.bat</filename> with the '-r' option made the <property>program.name</property> property incorrectly use the configuration's file name as the program name. This issue has been resolved in this release.
Release Note Status:
Documented as Resolved Issue
Docs QE Status:
NEW

implementation of ~~JBPAPP-7454~~ on windows platform (-r option)
shifts the commandline %0, therefore in the fragment

set DIRNAME=
if "%OS%" == "Windows_NT" (
set "PROGNAME=%~nx0%"
) else (
set "PROGNAME=run.bat"
)

the %~nx0% evaluates to the wrong argument