Hi Matt,
I fell into the same pitfall some time ago.
IIRC, in the 'Getting started' there is an example having command name
and parameters in the <command> element.
But at least on Linux this does not work.
You should use the <parms> element to specify params:
python_script = '{STAF/Config/STAFRoot}/scripts/myscript.py'
var1 = '2'
var2 = '90'
<command>python_script</command>
<parms>'%s %s' % (var1, var2)</parms>
HTH
Bodo
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From: Matt [mailto:[email protected]]
Sent: Thursday, May 06, 2010 1:03 PM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [staf-users] stax process command
Hi all,
I have an issue under Linux AMD64 running STAX.
python_script = '{STAF/Config/STAFRoot}/scripts/myscript.py'
var1 = '2'
var2 = '90'
<command>'%s' % (python_script)</command>
The above works fine, however when I try and add parameters.
python_script = '{STAF/Config/STAFRoot}/scripts/myscript.py'
var1 = '2'
var2 = '90'
<command>'%s %s %s' % (python_script, var1, var2)</command>
The process failed to start, RC: 10, STAFResult: Invalid command:
/opt/staf/scripts/myscript.py 2 90
The command is not a file or does not have execute permissions.
OS RC2
Any ideas?
Matt
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