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Dynamically set command element of external task

infoForDj

Hi,

I need to find the files which are attached to all the active jobs through an external task. I am able to do so. Now, I need to send this list of files as a message in the email. This mail facility has been incorporated through an external task, so I need to set the command element of the email external task through the external task in which I am generating the list of files. Is it possible? How do I go about implementing this?

Thanks,
Dhruv

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Adam Stoller

If you're using iwsend_mail.ipl - you only need to set the task-level variables to include additional information - if you're talking about the body of the message, you might want to actually create that in a temporary file and set the appropriate task-level variable to point to that file for the body of the message.

--fish
Senior Consultant, Quotient Inc.
http://www.quotient-inc.com

infoForDj

Hi,

I want to set the command element of an external task once the workflow is instantiated. Do we have something like setOwner($name) {this sets the owner of the task once workflow is instantiated} which will set the command element of an external task.
Ex:

I have something like :

<command v = "/opt/teamsite/local/config/wft/abc.pl"/>

and I want to change it to

<command v = "/opt/teamsite/local/config/wft/def.pl"/>

from within another external task.How do I do this?

Thanks,
Dhruv

gzevin

it could not be done AFTER a WFT has been instantiated. However, I could think of a wrapper script that would invoke any of your scripts based n the value of the workflow variable, that could be set in another external task.

Greg Zevin, Ph.D. Comp. Sc.
Independent Interwoven Consultant/Architect
Sydney, AU