Deploy an Run

wild123

Hi

I am using Windows 2003 enterprise edition ,TS 6.5.0 sp1 , OD 6.0.0 .

I have a deployment configuration script abc.xml which which runs perfectly well deploying all the desired files.
When I add the dnr part to the script all the deployments mentioned above take place but the dnr script isnt getting called and the desired dnr activity doesnt happen.

I want to use this dnr script to submit to satging the files deployed through abc.xml .
I have checked for the dnr properties in the odbase.xml which are mentioned in the file attached. What can the problem be?

How do I debug? How can I confirm the value of $taskNo^ is correct?I am sending it through another ipl script which runs the abc.xml.

The only other information I could collect from the od-home/log/src.xxxx.log file on dnr part was this line

"ENG: 2007-11-20 17:34:55 IST GMT+05:30 Thread-79 PostDisConnect Dnr still waiting for 0
ENG: 2007-11-20 17:34:55 IST GMT+05:30 Thread-79 Deleting the internal config file = C:\Interwoven\OpenDeployNG\etc\.XXXX"

I also have this exception : TEventReportingException: com.interwoven.report100.TPublisherNotFoundException in the log file.

Thanks

Adam Stoller

The deployNRun element is a sub-element of execDeploymentTask - you have it as a sibling element.
Your code:

<deployment transactional="yes" >
  <execDeploymentTask useDefinition="toProdTS" />
  <deployNRun>
    <dnrDeployment location="target" when="after" state="success">
      <script cmd="C:\iw-home\iw-perl\bin\iwperl.exe C:\iw-home\custom\bin\WFS\deployDNR.ipl $taskNo^ Test" as="SYSTEM" where="" async="no" />
    </dnrDeployment>
  </deployNRun>
</deployment>

The correct code:

<deployment transactional="yes" >
  <execDeploymentTask useDefinition="toProdTS">
    <deployNRun>
      <dnrDeployment location="target" when="after" state="success">
        <script cmd="C:\iw-home\iw-perl\bin\iwperl.exe C:\iw-home\custom\bin\WFS\deployDNR.ipl $taskNo^ Test" as="SYSTEM" where="" async="no" />
      </dnrDeployment>
    </deployNRun>
  </execDeploymentTask>
</deployment>

Once you do that - the script should get executed