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OD6.02-transientDirectory issue

madan1

I have problem with the transientDirectory feature.
I have given the path for transientDirectory as ./iwod . But when the deployment of files starts no files are getting into iwod directory.
eg:
<listenerproperties transientDirectory = "./iwod">

But the deployment of files starts no files are getting into iwod directory

Can any one give me assistance for this

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Migrateduser

If you're running a non-transactional deployment, you might not notice because the transient files are created and deleted as each file is deployed.

Todd Scallan
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madan1

hi,
Thanks for replying.
But I am using transactional deployment.
Even then the files are created and deleted in the same directory rather than in the transient directory(iwod)

Adam Stoller

I'm not sure specifying a relative path (./****) for the transient directory is a good idea - try using an absolute path (/var/tmp/****) instead and see if that fixes the problem.

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

madan1

/iwod itself is the absolute path. ie.,iwod is present in the root directory /. More over I am using the UNIX environment

Adam Stoller

According to your previous post - you were use ./iwod - and that leading dot (.) makes it a relative path.

If you remove the dot - it becomes an absolute path.

So - was your original post wrong? Have you tried my suggestion of changing it to an absolute path and seeing if that fixes things?

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

madan1

yah i am using just /iwod not ./iwod. Sorry for wrong typing earlier

Adam Stoller

Are you seeing the .iwold files go into the same directory as the actual target files - or just not seeing files in the /iwod directory - or getting an error message of some sort?

If you see the first (files going, as normal, into the same directory as the target files) - then it would seem that the directive is not being followed. If so, are you sure you've restarted the server since making that entry in the server configuration file?

If the second - perhaps it's going fast enough that you're just missing seeing them?

if the third - can you provide the details?

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

madan1

Thanks for the reply.
Mine is the first case: i see .iwold files going into the actual target files.
When i see the transientDirectory there are no such files getting created.

One think is that I did not restart the servers. I will try that and reply u back

Thanks,
Madan

Adam Stoller

If you didn't restart the server - that explains it - you MUST restart the server when you change its configuration file - otherwise the changes do not take effect.

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

madan1

I restarted the server. Even then the problem persists

Adam Stoller

At this point - I'd suggest opening a case with IWOV Support

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