Works like a charm!
I like the idea of checking the $SERVER$ variable too ... awesome.
thanks!
-Andrew
On Apr 1, 2008, at 11:29 AM, LJ Longwing wrote:
This does actually work if you export to XML instead of DEF format,
that's
how we do it, the alternative that I'm planning on implementing here
is to
have a copy of each filter that fires on each environment, so if you
have 1
filter, and 3 env's, you would have 3 filters, each with a run-if
statement
something like $SERVER$ = 'env1.longname', that way each filter
would exist
on all environments, but only the one for that environment would
fire, and
you wouldn't need to export/import when you get to your new server
to get a
filter functioning.
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Subject: How to change host for SOAP set-field action?
Hello everyone:
I have a rather large collection of filters that call various SOAP
webservices as set fields actions.
In our dev environment, the SOAP services run on, say:
devmachine.domain.com
In our test environment, they're on testmachine.domain.com In our
production
environment, prodmachine.domain.com
When the time comes to move our filters from one environment to
another, we
have a problem. If we use migrator, or if we just use import/export,
the
problem is the same: the filters still try to call webservices on
the same
host once they are ported into the new environment.
The only solution appears to be to open each filter individually,
reload a
WSDL which specifies the new hostname, and remap each of the inputs
and
outputs. This process is time consuming, and highly prone to error.
Does anyone know a method to make this change en masse?
I had thought to try to export all of the filters with SOAP calls,
then
search/replace the hostname string. THIS WILL NOT WORK.
thanks in advance everyone,
-Andrew
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