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Mike.schofield at 10:26, 24 February 2011

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	''Fetching Central Options Cache Data into a script running on the SEM user's workstation''		''Fetching Central Options Cache Data into a script running on the SEM user's workstation''


			'''Sysgem::SEMAuthSvrOptionsCacheFetch()'''

	Perl scripts running on the SEM user's workstation can fetch data from a file held in the "Central Options Cache" on the SEM Authorization Server by using the following SEM API command:		Perl scripts running on the SEM user's workstation can fetch data from a file held in the "Central Options Cache" on the SEM Authorization Server by using the following SEM API command:

Mike.schofield at 09:08, 24 February 2011

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	'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.		'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

	~~== Fetching Data from the Central Options cache using API calls to the SEM Authorization Server ==~~		----

	''Fetching Central Options Cache Data into a script running on the SEM user's workstation''		''Fetching Central Options Cache Data into a script running on the SEM user's workstation''

Mike.schofield at 18:21, 23 February 2011

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	Perl scripts running on the SEM user's workstation can fetch data from a file held in the "Central Options Cache" on the SEM Authorization Server by using the following SEM API command:		Perl scripts running on the SEM user's workstation can fetch data from a file held in the "Central Options Cache" on the SEM Authorization Server by using the following SEM API command:


			use Sysgem;
	my $directory = "TestFolder"; # name of the subdirectory in the options cache		my $directory = "TestFolder"; # name of the subdirectory in the options cache
	my $file = "TestFile.txt"; # name of the file to read		my $file = "TestFile.txt"; # name of the file to read

Mike.schofield at 17:51, 23 February 2011

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	# tidy up		# tidy up
	#		#
	unlink($tempfile);		unlink($tempfile);
	print "Temporary file removed\n";		print "Temporary file removed\n";

Mike.schofield at 17:31, 23 February 2011

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	The content of this test file will be printed by the following example SEM Task:		The content of this test file will be printed by the following example SEM Task script:

Mike.schofield at 17:28, 23 February 2011

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	'''An Example Task Script'''		'''An Example Task Script'''

	You can create a test SEM Task using this API by copying the script shown below and pasting it into the "Agent - Windows NT" script of a new SEM Task. Run the SEM Task after first creating a test folder and a test file under the Central Options Cache on the Authorization Server.		You can create a test SEM Task using this API by copying the script shown below and pasting it into the "Agent - Windows NT" script of a new SEM Task.

			Run the SEM Task after first creating a test folder and a test file under the Central Options Cache on the Authorization Server.

	The test folder and file to be created is:		The test folder and file to be created is:

Mike.schofield at 17:27, 23 February 2011

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	The ~~Cetral~~ Options cache folder is located:		The Central Options cache folder is located:

	\Program Files\Sysgem\SEM OptionsCache		\Program Files\Sysgem\SEM OptionsCache

Mike.schofield at 17:24, 23 February 2011

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	== Fetching Data from the Central Options cache using API calls to the SEM Authorization Server ==		== Fetching Data from the Central Options cache using API calls to the SEM Authorization Server ==

	''Fetching Central Options Cache Data ~~from~~ a script running on the workstation''		''Fetching Central Options Cache Data into a script running on the SEM user's workstation''

			Perl scripts running on the SEM user's workstation can fetch data from a file held in the "Central Options Cache" on the SEM Authorization Server by using the following SEM API command:


			my $directory = "TestFolder"; # name of the subdirectory in the options cache
			my $file = "TestFile.txt"; # name of the file to read
			my $tempfile = ""; # for path to local temporary file
			my $path = $directory . "\\" . $file;
			#
			# retrieve the file
			#
			my $retval = Sysgem::SEMAuthSvrOptionsCacheFetch($path, $tempfile, $error);



			The Cetral Options cache folder is located:

			\Program Files\Sysgem\SEM OptionsCache


	'''An Example Task Script'''		'''An Example Task Script'''

	~~Copy~~ the script shown ~~belowand paste~~ it into the Windows script of a		You can create a test SEM Task using this API by copying the script shown below and pasting it into the "Agent - Windows NT" script of a new SEM Task. Run the SEM Task after first creating a test folder and a test file under the Central Options Cache on the Authorization Server.

			The test folder and file to be created is:

			\Program Files\Sysgem\SEM OptionsCache\TestFolder\TestFile.txt.


			The content of this test file will be printed by the following example SEM Task:


	#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++		#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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	print "Temporary file removed\n";		print "Temporary file removed\n";


			'''SEM Task Output:'''

			The output from the above example task script is shown below:


	[[File:TaskFetchOptionsCache.~~jpr~~]]		[[File:TaskFetchOptionsCache.jpg]]

Mike.schofield at 17:03, 23 February 2011

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			'Tips for developers working within the Sysgem Enterprise Manager (SEM) environment'.

			== Fetching Data from the Central Options cache using API calls to the SEM Authorization Server ==

			''Fetching Central Options Cache Data from a script running on the workstation''



			'''An Example Task Script'''

			Copy the script shown belowand paste it into the Windows script of a

	#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++		#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
	# \|		# \|
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	# - out of a sub-folder in the Central Options Cache		# - out of a sub-folder in the Central Options Cache
	#		#

	use Sysgem;		use Sysgem;

	#		#
	# the file path from the Options cache		# the file path from the Options cache
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	my $file = "TestFile.txt"; # name of the file to read		my $file = "TestFile.txt"; # name of the file to read
	my $tempfile = ""; # for path to local temporary file		my $tempfile = ""; # for path to local temporary file

	my $path = $directory . "\\" . $file;		my $path = $directory . "\\" . $file;

	#		#
	# retrieve the file		# retrieve the file
	#		#
	my $retval = Sysgem::SEMAuthSvrOptionsCacheFetch($path, $tempfile, $error);		my $retval = Sysgem::SEMAuthSvrOptionsCacheFetch($path, $tempfile, $error);

	#		#
	# show the path to the local temporary file created		# show the path to the local temporary file created
	#		#
	print "Path to temporary file : [$tempfile]\n\n";		print "Path to temporary file : [$tempfile]\n\n";

	#		#
	# print the content of the file		# print the content of the file
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	my @lines = <TEMPFILE>;		my @lines = <TEMPFILE>;
	close TEMPFILE;		close TEMPFILE;

	print "-- <Start of temporary file> --\n";		print "-- <Start of temporary file> --\n";

	foreach my $item (@lines)		foreach my $item (@lines)
	{		{
	print "$item";		print "$item";
	}		}

	print "-- <End of temporary file> --\n\n";		print "-- <End of temporary file> --\n\n";
	}		}
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	print "can't open temp file [$tempfile]\n";		print "can't open temp file [$tempfile]\n";
	}		}

	#		#
	# tidy up		# tidy up
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	unlink($tempfile);		unlink($tempfile);
	print "Temporary file removed\n";		print "Temporary file removed\n";



			[[File:TaskFetchOptionsCache.jpr]]

Mike.schofield: Created page with " #++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ # | # Windows NT script (PERL). | # | #+++++++++++++..."

2011-02-23T16:48:43Z

Created page with " #++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ # | # Windows NT script (PERL). | # | #+++++++++++++..."

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#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
# |
# Windows NT script (PERL). |
# |
#++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
#
#
#
# fetch the content of file directly from the Central AuthServer to a local file
# - out of a sub-folder in the Central Options Cache
#

use Sysgem;

#
# the file path from the Options cache
#
my $directory = "TestFolder"; # name of the subdirectory in the options cache
my $file = "TestFile.txt"; # name of the file to read
my $tempfile = ""; # for path to local temporary file

my $path = $directory . "\\" . $file;

#
# retrieve the file
#
my $retval = Sysgem::SEMAuthSvrOptionsCacheFetch($path, $tempfile, $error);

#
# show the path to the local temporary file created
#
print "Path to temporary file : [$tempfile]\n\n";

#
# print the content of the file
#
if (open TEMPFILE, "< $tempfile")
{
my @lines = <TEMPFILE>;
close TEMPFILE;

print "-- <Start of temporary file> --\n";

foreach my $item (@lines)
{
print "$item";
}

print "-- <End of temporary file> --\n\n";
}
else
{
print "can't open temp file [$tempfile]\n";
}

#
# tidy up
#
unlink($tempfile);
print "Temporary file removed\n";