Configuration file use and format

The config.pl file is a Perl script that contains comments and commands for local site configuration information. You change one or more configuration parameters in one Perl function called ConfigureTrigger. Remaining functions in the script call that function to implement the change. The script runs to establish the configuration and to call the main trigger routine. Each configuration parameter has the following general format:

# Name: [ENV] (Default: value)
# values
# Sample to enable

The [ENV] notation indicates whether the related configuration parameter can be set as an environment variable in the developer's context. In the Default: entry, value indicates what the integration uses if you do not edit the sample line. The line with values shows all possible selections that you can use in the Sample to enable line. Edit the sample line with your change and remove the pound (#) character from the beginning of the line to enable your change.