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extended attribute on workflow

Fariz

Hello,

How to apply extended attributes to workflow comments through an external tasks?

Do you have any perl script, that applies extented attributes ?

Can we have the file as extended attribute to a file? meaning can we attach a text file as a extened attribute to a html file or dcr?

Thanks,
Fariz

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iwovGraduate

How to apply extended attributes to workflow comments through an external tasks?

You can't apply extended attributes to workflow comments.
You can apply extended attributes to a file in TeamSite workarea. Workflow comments are not files in TeamSite.

Do you have any perl script, that applies extented attributes ?

apply which attributes ? to what ?

Applying extended attribute (to a file) in general is trivial. There are well documented commands and API for this. Check the documentation.

Can we have the file as extended attribute to a file? meaning can we attach a text file as a extened attribute to a html file or dcr?

Based on little (compared to ghoti) I know about TeamSite it does not make sense to do what you are asking here. Perhaps you should explain what exactly you want to achieve by doing so.

Adam Stoller

Perhaps use an extended attribute on the HTML file to store the *path* to the text file - so it can be easily referenced --- within TeamSite -- or via a DB if you push your metadata to a DB -- but ultimately, as iwovGraduate points out -- it would help to understand exactly is hoped to be acheived by all this.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

Bowker

If you want to attach a file to another file in the extented attributes - I suggest that you create the external file and attach a reference to that file as the extended attribute. That gives you some flexibility, but at the same time limits you in others.

Dan Bowker
Northern Trust
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