SystemPackage - getCreationTemplateTypeId
SystemPackage - getCreationTemplateTypeId
Description :
This command returns a number that corresponds to the creation template type of a system package:
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WINDOWS = 1
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_REDHAT_LINUX = 2
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_SUSE_LINUX = 3
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_SOLARIS = 4
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_AIX = 5
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_SOLARIS_X86 = 6
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_HPUX_PARISC = 7
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_HPUX_ITANIUM = 8
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WINDOWS_64 = 9
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_ESX_SERVER = 10
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_ESX_2_5_SERVER = 11
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WINDOWS2008 = 12
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WINDOWS2008_X64 = 13
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WAN_BOOT = 14
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_ESX_4_0_SERVER = 15
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_REDHAT_LINUX_5 = 16
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WINDOWS2008_R2_X64 = 17
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WIM_WIN2K8 = 18
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WIM_WIN2K8_64 = 19
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WIM_WIN2K3 = 20
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_WIM_WIN2K3_64 = 21
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_CITRIX_XEN = 22
- CREATION_TEMPLATE_TYPE_REDHAT_LINUX_6 = 23
As input, this command requires a system package ID. You can get this ID by using the listSystemPackageFolderContents command.
Return type : Integer
Command Input :
Variable Name | Variable Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
sysPackId | String | The ID of the system package. |
Example
The following example shows how to get a creation template type ID for a system package whose ID is 20.
Script
SystemPackage getCreationTemplateTypeId 20
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