Hi Richard,
I haven't asked around but my theory would be that the TCL is being
run in a separate FME process - one which uses a temporary mapping
file called wb-xlate-a03680 (or whatever).
Suggestions...
1) Use $FME_MappingFileId - I don't know what this is supposed to give
- but you can try it and see.
2) Create a macro within the workspace that contains the filename and
pass that through to the TCL. I think you can do this as...
FME_END_TCL source xxxx.tcl; procname {$(macroname)}
There have been a few recent messages here about how to pass info to
the TCL. You may also find fmepedia.com useful
http://www.fmepedia.com/index.php/Pre_and_Post_Processing_with_TCL_FAQ
Hope this helps
Mark
Mark Ireland, Product Support Engineer
Safe Software Inc. Surrey, BC, CANADA
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--- In [email protected], "RichardW" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> A Happy new Year to all FME'ers
>
> FME_MF_NAME should expand to the name of the mapping file.
>
> To test this expansion I put the following line in the mapping file
> header, taken from the example in the documentation.
>
> TCL puts {FME_MF_NAME= $(FME_MF_NAME)}
>
> It produced the following output
>
> FME_MF_NAME= wb-xlate-a03680
>
>
> My Mapping file is called AggregateTest.fmw which is what I expected
> FME_MF_NAME to expand to but it did not.
>
> Can anyone explain this and tell me how I can get the actual .fmw
> filename from within a fme_end_tcl script. I want to include this in
> my log entry.
>
> Thanks
> Richard Wilkinson
> Leicestershire County Council
>
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