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How can I hide Tpls from User

megamala

Hi
I have 4 tpls. Tpl1.. tpl4.
I am generating a page xyz1.html from tpl1. In tpl1 it generates or regenerates xyz2.html,xyz3.html,xyz4.html (tpl2,tpl3,tpl4 ). How can I hide tpl2..tpl4 from user. When they generate xyz1.html they can see only tpl1 not tpl2..tpl4

Thanks in Advance
MM Guptha

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LooseCannon

You can specify which users can or cannot use a data type with the <allowed> tag , but you cannot hide specific tpls from users.

What you can do is deny permission to use certain tpls.

megamala

If I deny permissions , I think I can't generate the html pages using that tpls( using CLT also).

Thanks in Advance
MM Guptha

LooseCannon

One easy way...

In your .tpl grab the previewers user name and via a conditional statement verify that they are allowed to use the .tpl.

If they are allowed then build the output

If they are not allowed then abort the build and redirect them to a permission denied page.

Adam Stoller

How is Tpl1 invoking Tpl2 through Tpl4 to generate the subsequent pages?

If you are using iw_ostream or iwpt_compile.ipl - then you should not need to list the Tpl2 through Tpl4 in the templating.cfg file.

The templating.cfg file is referenced by iwgen and iwregen - specifically for the PT provided on its command line.

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

hemranga

I agrre with Fish. To add to what he says
iwpt_compile.ipl -pt "Path" -ofile Filetobegenerated.html

This command can be used for generating subsequent pages

Adam Stoller

Please note - If possible, I'd recommend using iw_ostream over embedded calls to iwpt_compile.ipl -- for performance reasons (each invokation of a CLT within the PT adds extra overhead and can greatly reduce the speed at which N-page documents get generated).

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

hemranga

Hey i was not aware of this..Thanks and sorry if my answer was wrong..
Hemanth R (hemanth.r@itcinfotech.com)

ela

Hi, how can I find info on the use of iw_ostream? I want to do something of the same, if I haven't misunderstood the original question here, and have posted more details in this thread:
http://devnet.interwoven.com/forums/cgi-bin/showflat.pl?Cat=&Board=PRODUCTS_TEMPLATING&Number=3120&page=0&view=collapsed&sb=5&o=&part=

Regards,
Eldbjørg

megamala

Hi Fish

I am using iwgen or iwregen to generate or regenerate the page. If I don't include tpls in templating.cfg I will get error. If I use iw_ostream then each time it will generates the .html file then its going to be performance issue.

Thanks in Advance
MM Guptha

megamala

https://support.interwoven.com/library/devel/tst/pt/5_01/TeamSite__PT__iw_ostream.asp

or

http://yourservername/iw/help/tst/pt/TeamSite__PT__iw_ostream.html

Thanks in Advance
MM Guptha

Adam Stoller

I am using iwgen or iwregen to generate or regenerate the page. If I don't include tpls in templating.cfg I will get error. If I use iw_ostream then each time it will generates the .html file then its going to be performance issue.

Not meaning to be rude here - but is the above a statement or a question? If a question - can you try to phrase it as such so I'll know what you're trying to understand?

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)

megamala

Hi fish

There in no rude. Why you think like that. Its a question.

Thanks in Advance
MM Guptha

Adam Stoller

The way your post was phrased - it was not easy to determine if it was one or more questions and if so what those questions might be. I don't know whether English is your first language or not, and so I didn't wish to sound rude by asking for a clarification of your post which did not seem to be clearly written. However, ...

You say "I will get error" - does that mean you tried it and got an error (if so, what error?), or that you want to know if you'll get an error if you try it?

You say "If I use iw_ostream then each time ... its going to be performance issue." - does that mean you are seeing a performance issue doing this? that you are stating that it will be a performance issue? or are you asking if it will be a performance issue?

Calling iwpt_compile.ipl internally within your PT to generate additional pages adds additional process overhead (for the invokation of the perl process).
Using iw_ostream internally within your PT does not add additional process overhead.

In either case, I believe that if you never issue an iwgen command with the name of the other presentation templates on the command line, that you should be able to avoid listing them in the templating.cfg file. If you are finding this not to be the case, please provide as much information about what you are encountering.

I don't have time to try this all out on my own system (nor on my customer's system) - so you, or someone else, will have to validate whether or not this is true.

--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)