How do I include a shell variable in my script?

Hi, I'm running a Python script on a Solaris 9 machine, invoking the Python script from ksh, if that matters. There is an enviornment variable, $JAVA_HOME, that I would like to include in my script, replacing "/path/to/java/home'" with the value of $JAVA_HOME. java_home='/path/to/java/home' How

Syntax error in my script

Hi, This might be more relevant for another group, but since this is a Python script, thought I'd start here. I'm trying to write a WLST script for WebLogic 9.2. I coped one directly from WebLogic's site (http://e-docs.bea.com/wls/docs90/config_scripting/ using_WLST.html#1078952), but I'm getting

Re: Syntax error in my script

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Possible to have multiple loop variables?

I don't know why I thought this would work, but I would like to have 3 variables in my for loop per iteration. Those familiar will know that this ms1 = {'managed1':7019:8020,'managed2':7020:8021} for m, lp, ssl_lp in ms1.items(): managedServer = create(m,'Server') print 'creating mana