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calling two external scripts within one task

Paul

Is it possible to insert two calls to a script into an external task? Something like

__INSERT__(&get_cmd("sendMail.ipl", "Param1"));

__INSERT__(&get_cmd "sendMail.ipl", "Param2"));

Is there a better way or should I just build an additional external task?

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james1

Without knowing what the rest of your WFT looks like, I'm guessing that you can't do what you are proposing.

The iwwf.dtd explicitly states that an <externaltask> element must have exactly one <command> sub-element. It looks like you are trying to give it two.

-- James

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James H Koh
Interwoven Engineering

Paul

Yep that's exactly what I was trying to do. OK I will do it the correct way...

Thanks

Adam Stoller

The other alternative is to create one script that performs the job of (or invokes) the other script(s).

Note: The less processes you invoke, the better the performance - so a better way to implement the combined process would be to create a Perl Module that you could then invoke through method calls, rather than system calls.

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

Migrateduser

One issue with this is that at least the first script may need a slight rewrite - otherwise it might do a callback before the second script executes.

Maybe the functionality of each script could be put in subroutines in a module, then a new script could call both subroutines, then callback.