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inline commad issue

tirrudev

Hi,
I need to provide the user with a multiselect box in a DCT For this i have used inline command...But I am getting an error...Can anyone please suggest where am i going wrong?
Thanks in advance..
I am the code the code i have use..

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Crsb

what is the error?

and you are calling an xml file... it could be a typo?


 command="D:\Interwoven\TeamSite\aascripts\topics_met.xml;"

I suggest to go over the inline call sample in the formpublisher developer guide.

ISCBorisB

Hi,
I need to provide the user with a multiselect box in a DCT For this i have used inline command...But I am getting an error...Can anyone please suggest where am i going wrong?
Thanks in advance..
I am the code the code i have use..

Inline Command must print well-formed XML with the root Tag <substitution> into STDOUT.

If XML in your code snippet satisfies this requirements you can perhaps use something like
command="type

\Interwoven\TeamSite\aascripts\topics_met.xml"

If it does not - write a script to produce an output that does

tirrudev

Hi,
Thanks for the response..
I got it i used
command=cmd /c "type

\Interwovenl\Teamsite\aascripts\topics_met.xml""
can u please explain why do we have to use "type"..

ISCBorisB

can u please explain...

I believe I already have. "Command" must refer to some executable (anything, type is just a sample) that prints substitution into STDOUT.
More often than not it is your own program that generates substitution dynamically. In your case "type" happened to be just fine

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