Also use this page to select a folder name to which the output should be distributed when the output type is Web or Window. Click the File Dependency link to access the File Dependency page, where you can change the name of the file that is currently listed.
File dependency information is saved with the run control ID. Therefore, information that is changed in the process definition will not appear here. Enter the file directory path or printer destination for the output. This field is available only when the output type that you select is File or Printer. If you select an output destination for a process at the process definition level, this field is populated with that output destination.
Defining Recurrence Definitions. Defining Process Type Definitions. Defining Process Output Types. Defining Process Output Formats. Setting Process Definition Options. Defining Permissions.
Setting Output Options. The Job Detail page displays all of the jobs and processes that are attached to the main job in a hierarchical view that assists you with specifying output options and distribution information for individual processes. You can specify the output options for jobs either at the main job level or for each job or process in the job. Defining Jobs and JobSets.
You can choose from several file output types and formats for your process. The following table lists file output types by process type. See Defining Permissions. See Creating Report Definitions. See Scheduling Queries. To access the Distribution Detail page, click a distribution link on the Process Scheduler Request page. You must specify an output type of Web, Window, or Email for the distribution list to be accepted when the process instance is created.
Folder Name. Select the folder in which the report results are posted. Folders organize report results into meaningful groups and can be viewed from Report Manager. This option is available only when the output type on the Process Scheduler Request page for this process is Web or Window.
Set the retention days that are used to determine the expiration date. The expiration date is determined by adding the retention days from the date on which the report was generated. Select the recipients of the process output. Email recipients must be authorized to view the content of the email and their email addresses must be entered in their security user profiles.
Enter the text that appears in the subject line of the email. If this field is empty, the following default text message is used:. Select to send an email with a link to the completed report output. This option is available only when the output type for the request is Web. Enter text to appear in the body of the email.
Enter a list of email addresses, separated by semicolons, to which the email should be sent. Administering User Profiles. When Process Scheduler submits a request, the system creates a new subdirectory to store the log, trace, and reports that were generated by the request.
When a high volume of requests is being processed by the Process Scheduler server, limitations imposed by the operating system can prevent additional directories from being generated for the new requests. You can modify the structure of the subdirectory to include the date and hour as subdirectories by changing the default parameter to:.
You can use the same mechanism to alter the subdirectory structure for the Report Repository. Log and Output Directory.
Process status notification provides the ability to publish a process request status notification either locally or to a remote application. Upon receipt of the notification, you can trigger additional logic in your application based on the notification results.
Notifications are published using service operations and routed by the Integration Broker. This service operation does not contain any delivered routings. David Rabinowitz David Rabinowitz The process that is executed may be long running. If I read the process output in the Java process and it dies, the process output will be buffered and eventually the external process will halt. The Java process should not interfere with the external one in any way.
That is why piping to the file should be done by the OS, somehow. Regarding spaces in the input, any options is possible. Creating a wrapper script is an option, but the script would need to be in the same directory as the external script in case there are additional files and directories references in the script. This is 'dirty' - I want to run the code in as unobtrusive way as possible, and adding generated files can be problematic.
Using a wrapper script seems to be the only way to do this in a portable fashion for JDK 6, so marking this answer as correct. Barak You wrote that the process at hand is long running. Would it make sense to register it as a windows service? Show 1 more comment. This seems to be a bugfix actually - the newer implementation makes sense. TFuto TFuto 1, 14 14 silver badges 28 28 bronze badges. Sign up or log in Sign up using Google. Sign up using Facebook.
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