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compiling wft

Annad

Hi,
Is there a way to compile a wft somehow. I'd guess that there is a CLT to do it.
Please advise.

-Anna

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Adam Stoller

Please try to look before you post - specifically, this thread which has been very active in the last two days.

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

Annad

Could you just tell me then how to extract a variable that I put in a cgi task.
This is what I have in that cgi task:

<cgitask name="Set EA" owner="anna.fernando" description="Set EA on DCR" immediate="t">
<areavpath v="\internet_hrdc-drhc\main\on\WORKAREA\on-wg_gt-on"/>
<successors>
<successorset description="set MD">
<succ v="set MD"/>
</successorset>
<successorset description="End the workflow.">
<succ v="End"/>
</successorset>
</successors>

<command v="HRDC_setEA_temp.ipl"/>

<activation>
<pred v="Convert To DCR"/>
</activation>

<variables>
<variable key="wf_type" value='set_ea_only'/>
</variables>

</cgitask>

I wanted to extract the value of the variable wf_type.

I used the $wf->getVariable(wf_type) but that didn't work.

Thanks.

Dwayne

You don't specify where $wf came from but, if I can extrapolate from the name, it's probably a TeamSite::WFworkflow object. While the TeamSite::WFworkflow has a method named GetVariable (not getVariable), it gets a job variable, not a task variable. You've created a task variable, so you need to use the GetVariable method of a TeamSite::WFtask object instead.

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Current project: TS 5.5.2/6.1 W2K

Annad

Thanks a bunch.
It does work with $task->GetVariable(wf_type);

Thanks again.
Anna

Adam Stoller

I'm glad your problem is now solved - but what does this have to do with "compiling wft" ?

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

Annad

Well, I tried to use the TAG_info within the templated_data tag to pass in a variable to the workflow and thus can be retrieved in a task. . I ran the iwjobc with a job spec .xml file. However the iwjobc wouldn't compile a .xml with the templated_data tag in it. So I thought I would have to compile the .xml file. However, after this I thouught that I would just use a variable in the task. So I did and it worked.

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Adam Stoller

iwjobc only works on job description files (pure XML) as opposed to workflow templates (a blend of XML and perl) which provides for things like TAG_info(), __TAG__, __VALUE__, __INSERT__, etc..

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