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xml syntax wrong for avail wf cfg?
nico
I'm trying to get a new job workflow to show up for "joe" but none of the other masters. Is the syntax below correct? cause it aint showing:
<template_file name='Membersite Test Deploy' path='fhlbsf/member_test_deploy.wft'>
<command_list>
<command value='new_job' />
<command value='all' include='no' />
</command_list>
<role_list>
<role value='master' include='yes' allusers='no' />
</role_list>
<user_list>
<user value='joe' include='yes' />
</user_list>
<branch_list>
<branch include='yes' value='main/extranet' />
</branch_list>
</template_file>
ts552 sp1 win2k
Thanks, Nico
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jbonifaci
It doesn't really matter what you specify for role, unless you only want joe to see it when he is a master, so go ahead and do:
<role value='all' include='yes' allusers='no'/>
Your problem with the user is not including the domain though, change it to:
<user value='domain\joe' include='yes' />
<user value='all' include='no' />
nico
yeah the domain was in there but i omitted it for this posting sorry didn't mention that. I made your changes and it still doesnt work, wonder if again it's cause i'm on sp1 of that ts version and it had wf bugs that pertained this this?
<template_file name='Membersite Test Deploy' path='fhlbsf/member_test_deploy.wft'>
<command_list>
<command value='new_job' />
<command value='all' include='no' />
</command_list>
<role_list>
<role value='all' include='yes' allusers='no' />
</role_list>
<user_list>
<user value='domain\joe' include='yes' />
<user value='all' include='no' />
</user_list>
<branch_list>
<branch include='yes' value='main/extranet' />
</branch_list>
</template_file>
jbonifaci
Being that you're on windows, you probably have to change that / to a \ in your branch_list.
nipper
Does it work without the branchlist ?
Andy
nico
No it doesn't. It now looks like this and still does not appear when selecting new job.
<template_file name='Membersite Test Deploy' path='fhlbsf/member_test_deploy.wft'>
<command_list>
<command value='new_job' />
<command value='all' include='no' />
</command_list>
<role_list>
<role value='all' include='yes' allusers='no' />
</role_list>
<user_list>
<user value='domain\joe' include='yes' />
<user value='all' include='no' />
</user_list>
</template_file>
jbonifaci
Just to make sure some defaults are defaulting correctly, try the following:
<template_file name='Membersite Test Deploy' path='fhlbsf/member_test_deploy.wft'
active='yes'
>
<command_list>
<command value='new_job'
include='yes'
/>
<command value='all' include='no' />
</command_list>
<role_list>
<role value='all' include='yes' allusers='no' />
</role_list>
<user_list>
<user value='domain\joe' include='yes' />
<user value='all' include='no' />
</user_list>
<branch_list>
<branch value='all' include='yes' />
</branch_list>
</template_file>
Really going out on a limb, but I just wanted to rule it out first. My next suggestion would be to change your user list to:
<user_list>
<user value='all' include='
yes
' />
</user_list>
If this then works, you know it is an issue with the username.
nico
When I place in the changes they still don't work. However when I make it available to everyone (via the user list value) it then appears, this has got to be a 552 sp1 bug that was fixed in later sp's.
jbonifaci
The only other thing I would possibly suggest is making sure that the case in available_templates.cfg of domain\joe matches what joe sees when he logs into TeamSite in the upper right hand corner of the professional view (
master: domain\joe
). If you type the exact case from that into available_templates.cfg and it still doesn't work, I think you're sol,
.
nico
You gotta be freakin kidding me, putting the domain in lower case got it to work. Thanks so much.
jbonifaci
Np, just glad you got it to work,
.
