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Data Deploy Error

peklo

Help!!!!
I am running a datadeploy script to convert ea's into XML from a workflow.

I cycle through the selected files, when I get to a directory I use the Dirwalk to convert any subdirectories.
The code works great on the parent directory but when I go to run the data deploy on the sub directories I get the following message:
NextEA failed, err = 2439

I have tested the parameter values for the sub directories that are being sent to the datadeploy config file by hard coding them in to the config file and it works fine.

Any info would be helpful

I have attached my perl script

below is my datadeploy config

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <data-deploy-configuration>
- <client>
- <deployment name="teamsite-to-xml">
- <source>
- 
- 
- <teamsite-extended-attributes options="full" area="$area^">
<path name="$path^" />
</teamsite-extended-attributes>
</source>
- <destinations>
<xml-formatted-data file="$output^" />
</destinations>
</deployment>
</client>
</data-deploy-configuration>

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peklo

Disregard.

For future reference, the error ( NextEA failed, err = 2439 ) is generated when you call /opt/iw-home/bin/iwextattr -l and the file passed to it may not be correct.

iwovGraduate

Can you print the values for all the arguments you use for iwodcmd just prior to callin it ?
e.g.

print ("\narea = [$inArea]");
print ("\npath = [$inPath]");
# ...
#my $ddCmd = `/opt/iw-home/OpenDeployNG.....

... etc.
Run you script again after these changes and post your results. Looks like one or more of the parameters might not be correct.

tonyarnold

I just check a couple of things first. File exists, file is not a directory, no double slashes, etc:

   my ($passed_file_path)  = shift;
       $passed_file_path   =~ s|//|/|mg;
   return "$passed_file_path" unless -e "$passed_file_path";
   return if (-d "$passed_file_path");

Works well Smiley Happy