I am writing an script that needs to generate another script that will be used to shutdown an appserver...

This is how my code looks like:

echo "STEP 8: CREATE STOP SCRIPT"

stopScriptContent="echo "STOPING GLASSFISH PLEASE WAIT..."



cd glassfish4/bin



chmod +x asadmin



./asadmin stop-domain



#In order to work it is required that the original folder of glassfish don't contain already any #project, otherwise, there will be a conflict

"

${stopScriptContent} > stop.sh

chmod +x stop.sh

But it is not being created correctly, this is how the output stop.sh looks like:

"STOPING GLASSFISH PLEASE WAIT..."

 cd glassfish4/bin

 chmod +x asadmin

 ./asadmin stop-domain

 #In order to work it is required that the original folder of glassfish don't contain already any #project, otherwise, there will be a conflict

As you see, lots of things are wrong:

• there is no echo command


• is taking the
  literaly so there is no new line

My doubts are:

• What is the correct way of making an .sh script create another .sh script.


• What do you thing I am doing wrong?