I need to make a cf3 policy where the input of a bundle will consist
of 2 parameters out of /etc/inputparameter
The format of /etc/inputparameter will be
config1a:config1b
config2a:config2b
...
The question now is what is the preferred way of doing this
Should I create 2 set of execresult+splitstring which then call a
second bundle that has 2 input parameters, or should I use one
execresult+splitstring, and then pass it as a parameter to another
bundle which then will grab the second parameter, before finally
called the third bundle with two parameter?
The 2 set of execresult+splitstring method will be:
vars:
"a_config" string => execresult("/bin/cat /etc/inputparameter |
/bin/cut -d: -f1", "useshell");
"a" slist => splitstring( "${a_config}", "\n", "1000");
"b_config" string => execresult("/bin/cat /etc/inputparameter |
/bin/cut -d: -f2", "useshell");
"b" slist => splitstring( "${b_config}", "\n", "1000");
methods:
"any" usebundle => process_parameter("$(a)", "$(b)");
In essence the question is, if I use the 2 set of
execresult+splitstring way, will cf3 always guarantee the order of
parameter (eg: config1a will always be paired with config1b for the
first line, while config2a will always be paired as config2b for the
second line)
Thanks
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