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If the current field 'Settings Value' interpretted and evaluate embedded expression: for example:
{$System.Util.GetEnviron("iris_production_shutdown_timeout")}
The original poster's requirement would be met, and, if users want to evaluate the setting based on an expression in order to support multiple instances from one code base - for example, I want all HL7 interfaces' archive path folder to be go to a common folder with subfolders by server and instance, I coudl potentially specify - for archive path:
//commonUNCPath/hl7Archived/{$TR($System,":","/"}/{$$ItemName}
$TR($System,":","/") would resolve to hostname/irisinstancename and $$ItemName will resolve to the production components item name resulting in this effecctive setting, calculated during the Initialisation phase of the component Hl7SourceA, running in instance IRIS, on hostname myPCName.
//commonUNCPath/hl7Archived/myPCName/IRIS/HL7SourceA
Other special variables like $$ItemName, can be $$ProductionName, $$HostClassName. User defined class methods can also be able to be used, within the expression {}.
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