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Help - Intralink scripting

I wrote a little DOS-Batch file, which makes ProE Trail file from a text file of the object's names (prt, asm, drw). The Trail file makes only a simple ModelCheck and saves the object. But now I have to put the object's names manually into the text file. I want to do this with the Intralink script (). I figured out that this script is Java script, which contains the follows:

// Version: Intralink v.3.2, (build #2003120 - I4.0.5.25) // Start Macro Recording import com.ptc.intralink.client.script.*; import com.ptc.intralink.script.*; . . . IL.refresh( ); IL.setTableConfiguration( "for ModelCheck" ); IL.selectAll( "WSPI" );

And at this point, I don't know, how can I save the selected list, because the edit menu copy command won't be saved with the Intralink scripting recorder. My Java knowledge is a little poorish, sorry. Any Idea? With this step, I could make my Trail file totally automatic.

Thank you,

Peter Bo from Hungary

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It is done, I solved it. There is an option to print to text-file the selected Itmes:

IL.printContent( "obj_list.txt", 1 );

It isn't the solution, that I expected, but it works.

Bye

Peter Bo from Hungary

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Where are stored this script files? I didn't find it.

Thanks, Paolo.

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Hi PaoloV, If you record a script (test), (Start/do something, for example refresh/Stop) then you will have somewhere in your intralink loadpoint the "test.java" and "test.class", at our company it is:

$INTRALINK_DIR\.proi\.data\.user_data\source\test.java $INTRALINK_DIR\.proi\.data\.user_data\lib\test.class

I guess, the exact path to these files is depend on the intralink client settings.

Peter Bo from Hungary

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I find it, Thanks.

Paolo.

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