[Anthill-pro] AHP 3.4.10 Setting properties at project level

[Eric Minick]

Mathew,

As an alternative, you could add a variable to each of these agents called
"shell_extension". On unix machines it would resolve to .sh and on windows,
.bat.

Then you would just execute script.${shell_extension} .

Does that seem like a workable approach?

-- Eric

On 3/19/08, Mathew Joseph <mjoseph at bravurasolutions.com> wrote:
>
> Hi There,
>   I want to be able to change the script that I call based on the agent
> OS. i.e. script.bat if its windows and script.sh if its linux. The agent
> has properties to distinguish what OS it is using.
>   I presume this would be a 3 step process.
>
> Step 1: Define a property at the workflow level called say, scriptName.
>
> Step 2: Have a evaluate script step in my job that checks the agent OS
> and assigns this property as script.bat or script.sh
>
> Step 3: The next step in the job (shell builder step) uses the property
> to run the script. Something like ${property:scriptName}
>
> Is this how you would approach this problem?
>
> Is it possible to modify a workflow/project level property from within a
> job?
>
>
>
> --
> Regards,
>
> Mathew Joseph
> Build & Release Engineer
> Bravura Solutions
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