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IntelliJ has the capability to use regular expressions to find and replace text source. This powerful feature simplifies your life.
In this example text from a CLI console is taken:
> mbeans 'jboss.as:subsystem=transactions' select *
jboss.as:subsystem=transactions
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jdbcCommunicationStoreDropTable: false
relativeTo: jboss.server.data.dir
processIdUuid: true
numberOfNestedTransactions: 0
socketBinding: txn-recovery-environment
numberOfTimedOutTransactions: 0
jts: false
numberOfTransactions: 569
objectStorePath: tx-object-store
jdbcActionStoreDropTable: false
path: var
numberOfHeuristics: 21
numberOfCommittedTransactions: 544
processIdSocketBinding: null
defaultTimeout: 300
useJdbcStore: false
numberOfAbortedTransactions: 25
jdbcStateStoreTablePrefix: null
processIdSocketMaxPorts: 10
jdbcActionStoreTablePrefix: null
useHornetqStore: false
hornetqStoreEnableAsyncIo: false
jdbcStateStoreDropTable: false
numberOfInflightTransactions: 0
recoveryListener: false
jdbcStoreDatasource: null
statusSocketBinding: txn-status-manager
jdbcCommunicationStoreTablePrefix: null
numberOfApplicationRollbacks: 25
nodeIdentifier: 1
enableTsmStatus: false
objectStoreRelativeTo: jboss.server.data.dir
enableStatistics: true
numberOfResourceRollbacks: 0
To use the fields values in an XML config file, simply paste the content and the regex does the matching for you. The pattern detects the values with the new line and replaces them with the comma separator.
