Creating the configuration items
When you use configuration items in workflows, they act as constants for processes on a grid. The Copy File workflow and the Copy Files in Directory workflow, will use configuration items for the adapter name, the directory command, and the copy command. This task creates the configuration items that will be used in the subsequent workflows.
To create the configuration items
- In the BMC Atrium Orchestrator Development Studio Project Navigator, expand the module in which you want to create the configuration item and double-click Configuration.
- In the Module Configuration pane, click Add Module Configuration Group .
A new configuration group named NewContainer1 is added in the Module Configuration pane, and the Name field in the Group Name pane displays NewContainer1. - In the Name field, type Samples and then click Save.
- In the Module Configuration pane, select the Samples configuration group that you just created.
- Click Add Module Configuration Item at the top of the Module Configuration pane.
A new configuration item named NewValueNode1 is added in the Module Configuration pane, and the Name field in the Item Details pane displays NewContainer1. Enter the following information in the Item Details pane, and then click Save.
The configuration item and value are displayed below the selected group as shown in the following figure.Field
Description
Name
Enter CMD_Adapter.
Type
Select Static Value.
Value
Enter the name of the Command Line adapter configured on your grid (for example, commandLineAdapter).
Module Configuration and Item Details panes
Repeat steps 4 through 6 to create a configuration item for the directory command with the following details:
Field
Description
Name
Enter DirectoryCommand.
Type
Select Static Value.
Value
Enter dir.
Repeat steps 4 through 6 to create a configuration item for the copy command with the following details:
Field
Description
Name
Enter CopyCommand.
Type
Select Static Value.
Value
Enter copy.
You have created the three configuration items as shown in the following figure.
Module Configuration pane
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