On Tuesday, January 15, 2013 5:30:09 PM UTC-6, Michael Dodwell wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I currently have puppet setup and backed into the dashboard and using ENC. 
>
> I wish to control as much of the configuration of machines via the 
> dashboard. 
>
> However, I have a requirement to call a module/class multiple times and 
> was wondering if this is possible?
>

It is not possible with Dashboard or by any other means if you are 
specifying class parameters.  It is not meaningful or useful if you are not 
specifying class parameters.

Do not confuse declaring the same class multiple times with declaring 
multiple resources of the same defined type.  The latter is allowed and 
meaningful because each resource is independent of the others.  The former 
is not meaningful, because classes are singletons -- second and subsequent 
declarations of the same class have no effect on the target node's 
catalog.  On the other hand, a second or subsequent declaration of a given 
class is erroneous if it expresses and class parameters (even if they are 
the same as those of the first declaration).

Furthermore, do recognize that even your example fails to express even a 
single class declaration.  Instead, it expresses a declaration of a defined 
type instance.  Neither Dashboard nor any other ENC can declare defined 
type instances, however, so there is no help for you there.

Your requirement is therefore bogus -- either useless or unfulfillable.  If 
you can offer more detail on what you're actually trying to accomplish then 
perhaps we can suggest alternatives.


John

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