inline command

Is it possible to call an inline command from a replicant.
I want the inline to be executed for each replicant instance.
Sample code on this will be very useful

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Migrateduser

Hope this helps
<item name='****'>
<select>
<inline command="/PATH/todo.ipl" />
</select>
</item>

waikong

Hope this helps
<item name='****'>
<select>
<inline command="/PATH/todo.ipl" />
</select>
</item>

Can you please kindly explain how the /PATH/ thing works?

1.) The Perl script file is physically stored on server:
Y:\default\main\development\WORKAREA\POC\perl\script\myscript.ipl

2.) And in TeamSite Content Center:
/perl/script/myscript.ipl

So how should I refer to my Perl script in the command quote?

gzevin

Can you please kindly explain how the /PATH/ thing works?

1.) The Perl script file is physically stored on server:
Y:\default\main\development\WORKAREA\POC\perl\script\myscript.ipl

2.) And in TeamSite Content Center:
/perl/script/myscript.ipl

So how should I refer to my Perl script in the command quote?

the script can run from wherever you choose it to run from

Sailesh

Use inline call like this:

{inline command="/local/bin/iwperl path/of/ipl/file.ipl" /}

Nicholas

Is it possible to call an inline command from a replicant.
I want the inline to be executed for each replicant instance.
Sample code on this will be very useful

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Hope this will help you

Thanks Nicholas

Adam Stoller

...
<inline command="<iw-home>/iw-perl/bin/iwperl.exe C:/ipl/test.ipl"/>
...
Hope this will help you

Thanks Nicholas

Note - the confusion in much of this thread is about the fact that you must explicitly enter the path to the script - and, on Windows, precede it by the explicit path to iwperl - references to

<iw-home>

are indicative of what must be replaced with the explicit path - because FormsPublisher does not provide this functionality itself (I believe there's a FR for this - unless this got fixed in 6.7x and I missed it?)

Nicholas

Yes, that is the reason, I kept it inside the angel brackets which means to put respective path.

Thanks Nicholas

Adam Stoller

Yes, that is the reason, I kept it inside the angel brackets which means to put respective path.

Thanks Nicholas

I understood that - but unfortunately since you were talking about an XML file in which there are many things within angle-brackets - the distinction wasn't as clear - italics and colorization tends to help in such cases ...

Nicholas

I understood that - but unfortunately since you were talking about an XML file in which there are many things within angle-brackets - the distinction wasn't as clear - italics and colorization tends to help in such cases ...

Many Thanks

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