Different jobfiles for Bash- and Redwood-scripts

[Former Member]

Hello,

I have in a JobDefinition of type RedwoodScript a PostrunningAction which searches in stderr.log for a defined string:

import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.FileReader;
import com.redwood.scheduler.api.model.JobFile;
{
  String errorSearch = "xxx";
  JobFile jf = jcsJob.getJobFileByName("stderr.log");
 
 //zeilenweise lesen 
 BufferedReader in = null; 
  in = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(jf.getFileName())); 
  String zeile = null; 
  while ((zeile = in.readLine()) != null && zeile.startsWith(errorSearch)) 
  { 
    jcsOut.println(zeile); 
  } 
  
}

It is running fine.

If I insert this PostrunningAction to a JobDefintion of type Bash, it isn't working. Error message: No such file or directory.

In JobDefinition(Bash) the path of stderr.log is shown as

rdfs://server:1565/readFile?path=/usr/sap/sap-bpa/agent/x0d/var/SAP_X0D_09/server/jobs/5359/1094/JobFiles/stderr.log

In JobDefinition(Redwood) the path of stderr.log is shown as

/usr/sap/X0D/J09/j2ee/cluster/server0/scheduler/log/53580000-53589999/53589418/abc_53589418_2.log

What can I do that the jobfile will be found also in the JobDefinition(Bash)?

Best regards

Dana

[gmblom]

Hello,

The postrunning action always runs on the central server. But you can get access to the file content on the remote server as well.

use:

1. BufferedReader in = null;  
2.   in = new BufferedReader(new InputStreamReader(jf.getInputStream()));  

Regards Gerben

[Former Member]

Hello Gerben,

it works fine, thanks!

Best regards

Dana