It isn't possible to use the ${PYTHON} macro in a command-line notifier
definition, but it's worth considering.
If you don't want to use a wrapper batch file/shell script, there is at least
one other possility:
For Windows, it should be possible to set up an association between files with
the .py extension and InterMapper's included python, which would be named
"C:\Program Files\InterMapper\DWF\core\python\imdc".
For Unix, it should be possible to use the #! convention in the first line of a
.py file to indicate it should run with "/usr/local/imdc/core/python/bin/imdc
-OO".
-- Christopher
ww9rivers wrote:
> I wrote a notifier in python and then found out that InterMapper has a python
> 2.6 installed inside it.
>
> I looked in the Developer Guide, it seems that it is possible to use the
> installed python package to run probes as plug-ins. Is there a way to use it
> for command-line notifiers? I guess I may be able to do that with a wrapper
> batch command (my server is Windows 2008) that runs the python interpretor
> with a full path. But that is a bit ugly. Is it possible to get the ${PYTHON}
> variable in the command file?
>
> Thanks for your insights.
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