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metadata_rules.cfg

motlnt

Hi All,

I have a DCR and want to have two different metatagger UI's for it.
All the folders other than 3rd_party_tools should access MT UI with rule name "tools" while the DCR's in 3rd_party_tools folder should access MT UI with rule name "third_party_tools".

Here is the configuration done in metadata_rules.cfg

<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data">
<rule name="tools" />
<cond vpath-regex="/3rd_party_tools">
<rule name="third_party_tools" />
</cond>
</cond>

The issue is that it always opens up the general rule name "tools" for all the folders, hence it opens "tools" rule name MT UI for 3rd_party_tools folder too..

Is there any other way of configuring this functionality?

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Adam Stoller

You nested the conditions - which means that the inner condition is included within the outer condition.

Perhaps you want to do:

<cond vpath-regex="/3rd_party_tools">
<rule name="third_party_tools" />
</cond>
<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data">
<rule name="tools" />
</cond>

or

<cond vpath-regex="/3rd_party_tools">
<rule name="third_party_tools" />
</cond>
<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data/[^3][^r][^d][^_].....">
<rule name="tools" />
</cond>

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

motlnt

Thanx for the response!!

If we consider,
cond vpath-regex="/3rd_party_tools">
<rule name="third_party_tools" />
</cond>
<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data">
<rule name="tools" />
</cond>

It will call for third_party_tools rule names for the "3rd_party_tools" folder in any branch path.

But i want to call rule name "third party tools" when the regex is default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data/3rd_party_tools.
and rule name "tools" for all the folders other than 3rd_party_tools in default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data.

That was the reason i had put the inner query for third_party_tools.

Even the documentation says it will work with inner query but it is not working for me.
Can you tell me the issue with this.

Adam Stoller

You could try:

<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/dat/3rd_party_tools">
<rule name="third_party_tools" />
</cond>
<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data">
<rule name="tools" />
</cond>

But I think you'll still run into the case where *both* 'tools' and 'third_part_tools' rules will be applied - what you're looking for is something like an if-then-else logic structure, which the metadata-rules.cfg does not seem to support. While I'd be happy to be wrong in this case, I think your best bet is to file a feature request with support -- it won't help right now, but it may help down the road.

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

james1

Have you tried a regex like this:

<cond vpath-regex="/3rd_party_tools">
<rule name="third_party_tools" />
</cond>
<cond vpath-regex="default/main/sps/tools/WORKAREA/workarea/templatedata/summary_tools/tool/data/[0-24-9a-zA-Z]">
<rule name="tools" />
</cond>

This is assuming that "3rd_party_tools" is the only sub-folder that begins with a "3".

I don't remember what flavor of regex is used in metadata_rules.cfg -- you might have to use a different regex syntax.

Hope this helps.
-- James

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