Implicit Context Load issues

Anonymous — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 11:02:25 GMT

Hello *,
good day.
This issue has been discussed over and over, and I apologise to come up with it again. I have read (many) posts on this, but it seems my prob is a bit different.
As so many, I load the Context from a context file. The jobs have to run on a Unix/Linux system in the end, so I have separate directory pathes to the config file in Windows and in Unix.
On windows the path is defined in the "Contexts/Default" part of the registry. In Unix I have to pass the path via call parameter in a shell.
So I have defined the path to the file in the "project settings" as "context.PARAMS_FILE", and the actual value in the Contexts/Default/PARAMS_FILE variable.
This does work under windows OS, but not in an Unix environment. There I get:

-bash-3.00$ bash ./Masterjob_run.sh
C:/myproject/Datamigration/conf/migration.ctx (No such file or directory)
Warning: Parameter "TEST_DATA_DIR" has not been set by Implicit_Context_Context
Warning: Parameter "DISCARD_FILE_DIR" has not been set by Implicit_Context_Context
Warning: Parameter "LOG_FILE_DIR" has not been set by Implicit_Context_Context
Warning: Parameter "REJECT_FILE_DIR" has not been set by Implicit_Context_Context
Warning: Parameter "ERROR_FILE_DIR" has not been set by Implicit_Context_Context
Warning: Parameter "PARAMS_FILE" has not been set by Implicit_Context_Context
***  A0005_Display_Configuration ...
--------------------------------------------------
Runtime context parameters
--------------------------------------------------
PARAMS_FILE      = C:/myproject/Datamigration/conf/migration.ctx
DISCARD_FILE_DIR = C:/myproject//Datamigration/logs/discard
ERROR_FILE_DIR   = C:/myproject/Datamigration/logs/error
LOG_FILE_DIR     = C:/myproject//Datamigration/logs
REJECT_FILE_DIR  = C:/myproject/Datamigration/logs/reject
TEST_DATA_DIR    = C:/myproject/Datamigration/data
--------------------------------------------------

As one might guess, "C:/myproject/Datamigration/conf/migration.ctx " is the Windows location of the config file. The output from "*** " on is generated by a tJava component doing a

System.out.println(""\nDISCARD_FILE_DIR = " + context.DISCARD_FILE_DIR");

(and so on) in the end.
The test shell script on Unix:

cd `dirname $0`
 ROOT_PATH=`pwd`
java -Xms256M -Xmx1024M -cp classpath.jar: testproject.masterjob_0_1.Masterjob --context=Default "--context_param PARAMS_FILE=$HOME/conf/migration.ctx"
PARAMS_FILE=$HOME/conf/migration.ctx"

It is run from the directory where the shell script resides.
I am running the community version of Talend:

"Talend Open Studio for Data Integration"
Version: 5.1.2
Build id: r90681-20120913-0734

Help and suggestions would be greatly appreciated,
Thank you,
Steve

Re: Implicit Context Load issues

Anonymous — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 11:21:33 GMT

hi
about something like multi env.
@see screenshoot
regards
laurent

Re: Implicit Context Load issues

Anonymous — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 11:55:56 GMT

@see screenshoot

Hi kzone,
thank you, good idea. I do not know how to activate that "unix" environment when running on unix yet, but I guess I can find out.
beside that, should a parameter like

--context_param PARAMS_FILE=$HOME/conf/migration.ctx

in the starting shell script not override the definitions in the job?
Thank you again,
Steve

Re: Implicit Context Load issues

Anonymous — Thu, 18 Oct 2012 13:19:22 GMT

Hi
As kzone suggested, define different contexts for different env. You can specify the context when executing the job script according to the environment you are. for example:
cd `dirname $0`
ROOT_PATH=`pwd`
java -Xms256M -Xmx1024M -cp classpath.jar: projectname.test_0_1.test --context=Linux "$@"
//here Linux is a context name.

Re: Implicit Context Load issues

Anonymous — Wed, 24 Oct 2012 10:26:40 GMT

Post can be closed, thank you.

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