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Ravidialog

Hi,

I want to know is that possible to do some task after the deployment using open deploy. like post deploy tasks. I mean that I have got 2 files in web server need to be renamed or copied. Basically I have got two type of deployment urgent and schedule. where do I make changes.

Urgent.........

ravi

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Ravidialog

No one answered.

Migrateduser

You'll probably have more luck in the Open Deploy discussion area.

Jason Heirtzler
Interwoven Engineering

Ravidialog

Could you please reply the answer

gzevin

RTFM - this is the answer. 'deploy and run'

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU

Ravidialog

I am running a simple bat file having copy command in target server. Do i need to consider the location of the script or anywhere I can put the script and run.
I mean cmd have the correct path

Migrateduser

Maybe you would have better luck asking in the opendeploy forum.

Migrateduser

From the manual:

<deployNRun>
<dnrFile location="target" when="before" state="success"
mask="\.html$">
<script cmd="C:\bin\email_admin.bat -user rroe@mycompany.com"
where="C:\temp" async="no"/>
</dnrFile>
</deployNRun>

The path points to the target.