To replace the command value in::
<command mode="'shell'">'/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh'
</command>
using a Python variable named action that you define as:
<script>
action = '/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh'
</script>
you can do:
<command mode="'shell'">action</command>
which would be the same as doing:
<command mode="'shell'">'%s' % (action)</command>
I have no idea why you also set the command to additional Python variables
build_path, qash_path, and acversion in your example (though you were
using invalid Python syntax). If these were supposed to be parameters
passed in the do_sanity.sh, then you have to show me the complete command
that you are trying to parameterize. For example, If you were trying to
run do_sanity.sh passing it three parameters as follows:
<command mode="'shell'">
'/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh /work/_AIX5
/acunix/work/QA/QASH R12'
</command>
then you can do the following using your Python variables:
<command mode="'shell'">
'%s %s %s %s' % (action, build_path, qash_path, acversion)
</command>
I think you really need to understand Python a little better. There's
lots of documentation available on the web that can help you.
Note that I'd advise you to make sure that you're creating a valid command
before passing it to a <process> element to be run. You can do some
debugging and logging first to verify that the command you're specifying
in Python is really what you want it to be. For example:
<script>
debug = 1
command = '%s %s %s' % (action, build_path, qash_path, acversion)
</script>
<log message="1" if="debug == 1">'Command: %s' % (command)</log>
<process name="'Starting Quick Sanity Testing .....'">
<location>machName</location>
<command mode="'shell'">command</command>
<stdout>dir_name_source</stdout>
<stderr mode="'stdout'"/>
<returnstdout/>
</process>
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IBM Austin, luc...@us.ibm.com
(512) 286-7313 or Tieline 363-7313
Sangram Bakshi <san...@gmail.com>
03/02/2009 01:30 PM
To
staf-users@lists.sourceforge.net
cc
Subject
Re: [staf-users] Copying file from remote machine to user machine.
In the xml , i am trying to use variables to contain the respective paths
as :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!DOCTYPE stax SYSTEM "C:\STAF\stax.dtd">
<stax>
<!--
The following <script> element is overriden if the global_vars.py
SCRIPTFILE is used
A SCRIPTFILE can be specified either in the STAX Monitor, or directly when
submitting a job to STAX
-->
<script>
machName = '155.35.7.24'
from com.ibm.staf import STAFUtil
action ='/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh'
build_path='/work/_AIX5'
acversion='R12'
qash_path='/acunix/work/QA/QASH'
dir_name_source='/sangram/test.out'
dir_name_dest='C:/STAF/stax_jobs'
</script>
<defaultcall function="Main"/>
<function name="Main">
<sequence>
<stafcmd name="'Delaying for 30 seconds AAAAAAAA'">
<location>machName</location>
<service>'delay'</service>
<request>'delay 30000'</request>
</stafcmd>
<process name="'Starting Quick Sanity Testing .....'">
<location>machName</location>
<command
mode="'shell'">'/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh ' </command>
i would like this as using variables as :< do let me know if this is
ok>
<command mode="'shell'"> action build_path qash_version
acversion </command>
<stdout>'/sangram/test.out'</stdout>
<stderr mode="'stdout'"/>
<returnstdout/>
</process>
<if expr="RC !=0">
<message>'RC: %s result: %s' % (RC, STAFResult)</message>
</if>
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 6:52 PM, Sangram Bakshi <san...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi ,
To add to the information. I am trying to execute the following xml :
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>
<!DOCTYPE stax SYSTEM "C:\STAF\stax.dtd">
<stax>
<!--
The following <script> element is overriden if the global_vars.py
SCRIPTFILE is used
A SCRIPTFILE can be specified either in the STAX Monitor, or directly when
submitting a job to STAX
-->
<script>
machName = '155.35.7.24'
from com.ibm.staf import STAFUtil
action ='/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh'
build_path='/work/_AIX5'
acversion='R12'
qash_path='/acunix/work/QA/QASH'
dir_name_source='/sangram/test.out'
dir_name_dest='C:/STAF/stax_jobs'
</script>
<defaultcall function="Main"/>
<function name="Main">
<sequence>
<stafcmd name="'Delaying for 30 seconds AAAAAAAA'">
<location>machName</location>
<service>'delay'</service>
<request>'delay 30000'</request>
</stafcmd>
<process name="'Starting Quick Sanity Testing .....'">
<location>machName</location>
<command
mode="'shell'">'/acunix/utilities/quick_sanity/do_sanity.sh ' </command>
<stdout>'/sangram/test.out'</stdout>
<stderr mode="'stdout'"/>
<returnstdout/>
</process>
<if expr="RC !=0">
<message>'RC: %s result: %s' % (RC, STAFResult)</message>
</if>
<stafcmd name ="'Copying file from remote machine ..... '">
<location>machName</location>
<service>'FS'</service>
<request>'COPY FILE /sangram/test.out TOFILE c:/STAF/stax_jobs/
TOMACHINE 155.35.3.229'</request>
</stafcmd>
</sequence>
</function>
</stax>
But i am not able to copy file /sangram/test.out to machine 155.35.3.229
from machine 155.35.7.24.
Regards
Sangram
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 5:59 PM, Sangram Bakshi <san...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
I want to copy files from a remote machine (m2) to machine (m1). I am
running a stax xml application in machine m1 .
m1 ============== m2
A command is run on machine m2 from machine m1 through the xml . A report
file is created at remote machine m2. I want to get the file from m2 to m1
. How can i write it in the xml .
I would like to do something like :
STAF m2 FS COPY FILE /sangram/test.log TOFILE
c:/STAF/staf_jobs/ TOMACHINE m2
I want to write this is the xml something like this
<stafcmd>
<location>machName</location>
<service>'FS'</service>
<request>'COPY FILE /sangram/test.log TOFILE
c:/STAF/staf_jobs/ TOMACHINE m2'</request>
</stafcmd>
Is this right .Kindly let me know if i am writing the proper thing in the
xml.
Regards
Sangram
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