Command attributes for specifying directories
Command Line and Windows Command adapter requests contain <command> elements that can use the following optional attributes to specify directories for command execution or script location.
The following table describes the command attributes for directories.
<command> attributes for directories
In the Command Line adapter sample XML request shown in the following figure, the command executes in the /usr/executionDir directory, using a script from the /usr/scriptDir directory.
XML sample of <command> attributes for directories
...
<commands>
<command working-dir="/usr/executionDir" command-dir="/usr/scriptDir">MyScript.sh
</command>
</commands>
...
<commands>
<command working-dir="/usr/executionDir" command-dir="/usr/scriptDir">MyScript.sh
</command>
</commands>
...
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