Using contacts and contact_groups on same service definition

[ramesh chaitanya]

Hi,
We have nagios 2.6 running and have our environment monitored by nagios. Recently I had a scenario where I had to add a new contact to get notified on one of the services.I added the contact to the contacts.cfg and when trying to add the contact to the service definition as below - 
define service{

       
use                            
generic-public-service

       
service_description            
HTTPS-Shard6-testEvent

       
servicegroups                  
Live HTTP Sites

       
host_name                       XXXXXXXXXXXX
        check_command                  
check_httpS!"/tracking/api/core/testEvent?shardId=6"!"resultCode\":0,"

        
max_check_attempts             
10

       
contacts                        test

       
contact_groups                 
sys,noc
        notification_interval          
30
It errors out saying Error: Invalid service object
directive 'contacts'.

Error: Could not add object property in file '/etc/nagios/cfg/public/svc.cfg' 
Does having contacts and contact_groups on the same service definition not allowed?

Thanks,
Ramesh Ayyagari
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