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Creating Edition automatically

amandal

We need to create Editions in regular intervals may be weekly.so we want to put it in a cronjob.My question is is there any CLT for creating Editions regularly.Does anyone have done anything like this----asking your help.

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mgal

iwpublish is the command line to use.

Thxs,

Mohammed Gazal.

kaalraa

Definitely iwpublish is the only command to create editions but just updating that it does not create editions regularly.

For getting the last edition name you can use : iwlasted and to generate the next edition name through CLT would be iwnexted.

So ... you can use the CLTs as per your convenience.

iwpublish is the command line to use.

Thxs,

Mohammed Gazal.

gzevin

Definitely iwpublish is the only command to create editions but just updating that it does not create editions regularly.

For getting the last edition name you can use : iwlasted and to generate the next edition name through CLT would be iwnexted.

So ... you can use the CLTs as per your convenience.

one does not need to know last edition to generate the new edition name, based on the previous one, iwpublish can take care of that as well

amandal

Thanks freinds ---I think this will do my job ---

HI Mohammed remember me ---??we worked together once in a support ticket.

skip11

We need to create Editions in regular intervals may be weekly.so we want to put it in a cronjob.My question is is there any CLT for creating Editions regularly.Does anyone have done anything like this----asking your help.

here's a small ksh script I use to do the job. call from a crontab.

#!/bin/ksh
#
# this script publishes an edition with a default name and datestamp.
#
DATE=`date +%d.%m.%Y.%H:%M`
IWHOMEBIN=/cs/iw/iw-home/bin

$IWHOMEBIN/iwpublish -w /default/main/blah/blah STAGING ed_$DATE 'daily edition'

regards,

cc96ai

if i would like to do the same issue in Windows box,
so I have to the "schedule task" ?

can I use opendeploy schedule insteads on schedule task?

Adam Stoller

if i would like to do the same issue in Windows box,
so I have to the "schedule task" ?

can I use opendeploy schedule insteads on schedule task?

You could either use the Windows task scheduler or a windows port of 'cron' to do this - the code could be done in Perl (based loosely on the previously posted example - untested though as I don't have perl handy right now):

#!/path/to/iwperl
# this script publishes an edition with a default name and datestamp.
#
use strict;
use warnings;
use TeamSite::Config;
my $iwhome = TeamSite::Config::iwgethome();

my @tm = localtime();
$tm[4] += 1;
$tm[5] += 1900;
my $date = sprintf("%4d%02d%02d_%02d%02d", reverse(@tm[1-5]));
my @results = qx($iwhome/bin/iwpublish /default/... STAGING ed_$date "daily edition");
if ($?){
    # error occurred? Check @results
}

gzevin

if i would like to do the same issue in Windows box,
so I have to the "schedule task" ?

can I use opendeploy schedule insteads on schedule task?

well, OD does not run scripts from the scheduler

one could use a dummy deployment with DNR to achieve this. However, you did get other answers above.

rodigz

Hi All,

Will it be possible to create editions to get only the modified or latest files?

regards.

rodigz

In such a way the disk space will not build up.

Basically If I edited only one file it will only create that file.
Possbile?

nipper

that is basic functionality of TeamSite.

Adam Stoller

Hi All,

Will it be possible to create editions to get only the modified or latest files?

regards.

You need to do some reading and/or take some training.
You clearly do not understand what editions are.

You might be able to find some informative posts in the forums (I know I've explained it several times in the past).

rodigz

oops sorry about...I understand how it is working...just dreaming should work the other way.

thanks for your reply.

Adam Stoller

oops sorry about...I understand how it is working...just dreaming should work the other way.

thanks for your reply.

I wonder from this response whether you really understand how it is working - however, if you think you understand - I'll leave it be.

moonkhanna

You need not do that if this concerned with Deployments. Just do a TeamSite comparison between EDITION and IW_PREV.

Else please explain your purpose for an EDITION with only the changed files\ Directories

gzevin

You need not do that if this concerned with Deployments. Just do a TeamSite comparison between EDITION and IW_PREV.

Else please explain your purpose for an EDITION with only the changed files\ Directories

do you think that there was an increased interest in this topic since april 2006?

moonkhanna

sorry, just didnt see the second page and did not notice the date