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iwsubmit to workflow ?

nipper

Is there an easy way to programmatically start a WF ? I had been using submit direct from my perl scripts, but now the users want this to go through the approval process. I assume I would have to pre-load comments for the CGI request.

Tips/pointser/RTFMs appreciated

Andy

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Migrateduser

You can create an XML job spec programmatically and then use iwjobc -i to create a job.

There is a new CLT iwwft_compile.ipl in the latest versions of TeamSite (6.0 and possibly 5.5.2 SP4, but I'm not sure) that can create a job from a WFT. Without that, it isn't terribly easy to create a job from a WFT. You have to simulate the correct CGI environment.

I think you'll find lots of discussion about this topic earlier in this forum. Try Search.

Brinko Kobrin
Interwoven Staff Engineer

Johnny

I dont think nipper is a fan of iwwft_compile.ipl Smiley Happy

John Cuiuli

nipper

very perceptive for an aussie. :-)

I tried that a few months ago, to see if I could get my nested WF to start automatically. Does not work in all cases. I may write a new (simplified) WF for this, so maybe I will try (again). One of my favorite replies from support: oh, it must be a documentation bug.

Does seem to work, but I do not have master rights, so I cannot kick off a WF :-(

Andy

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Migrateduser

That restriction has nothing to do with iwwft_compile.ipl. Only a master can create a job from the command line, for security reasons. If you write your own tool you will encounter the same restriction unless you do some impersonation.

Brinko Kobrin
Interwoven Staff Engineer