tfiledelete_does_not_delete_file

[olni]

Hi,

I have a problem with the tfile delete component. I build a job to upload a logfile to salesforce. To do this i have a Prejob which redirects the console output to a file with these lines:

context.WorkingDir = System.getProperty("user.dir");
context.Pid = this.pid;
System.out.println(context.Pid);
System.out.println(context.WorkingDir);
context.LogFile = (context.WorkingDir + "\\" + context.Pid + "_log");

java.io.PrintStream ps = new java.io.PrintStream(new java.io.FileOutputStream(context.LogFile));
System.setOut(ps);

Later i use tLogCatcher to collect the Logs and read the file as shown here:

The Logfile is uploaded successfully - after that i want to delete the Logfile within a Postjob:

But i get an exception that the file could not be deleted:

I thought that the file is maybe not properly closed, but i don't know how to do this i tried:

new java.io.FileOutputStream(context.LogFile).close();

But that didn't work either.

It would be great if someone could help/explain me what i'm doing wrong here.

Regards,

Olli

[Anonymous]

Hello

Just to undersdand
what not simply doing :

tLogCatcher -----------------> SaleForce Insert

[olni]

.. i also want to have a summary of what ID's are successfully uploaded. But LogCatcher only logs errors from java exception or tdie/twarn.
That is the reason i store everything in a file before i upload it.

The result looks like this:

### Starting Accounts SF2ERP_SQL  ...
SalesforceURL: https://login.salesforce.com/services/Soap/u/44.0
ERP          : 192.168.0.65/Kunden
Lastrun      : Wed May 22 09:19:54 CEST 2019
LastrunSQL   : 2019-05-20T05:00:51.000Z

knr
214578
220256
220039
215620
208529
...
...

It all works fine except the removing of the logfile.. 😞

Olli

[Anonymous]

I suggest you try temporary files

something like tCreateTemporaryFile ...

[akumar2301 · Accepted solution]

to do 

in Prejob , add ps as globalMap variable at the end of code 

globalMap.put("ps",ps);

then before deleting file in tPostJob, close the stream using tJava

((java.io.PrintStream)globalMap.get("ps")).close();

[olni]

Hi Akumar,

thanks again for your help, this works perfectly.

Oliver