Hi,

what do you want to do ?
what contends your tFileOutputDelimited : name if files or data ?
and in the mail body you want to put the data of files ?

jérémie

Ok,

also you can create a globalvariable in a tJava Instead of the tFileOutputDelimited with globalMap.put
efter you ese them in the tSendMail

jérémie

olcell wrote:

jeremie wrote:

Ok,

also you can create a globalvariable in a tJava Instead of the tFileOutputDelimited with globalMap.put
efter you ese them in the tSendMail

jérémie

Thanks Jeremie, but in 2.4.0, where is the tJava.... I can't find it in the "Processing family"....

it's in the "Custom Code" section ;-))

Hi, I need some help again or not.... If somebody find a better/quicker solution ;-)).

In my tJava_3, I put this code

String var3 = "liste des fichiers3 : ";
var3 = var3 + (globalMap.get("tIterateToFlow_1.row1"));
System.out.println(var3);
globalMap.put("tJava_2_Flot",var3);

I get only "null".

If I remove  ".row1", I get an array.....

I tried with a "main" link, an "On Component ok"....

I also tried with the tJava2 on the tFileList_1 with this code :

String var2 = "liste des fichiers2 : ";
var2 = var2 + globalMap.get("tFileList_1_CURRENT_FILE");
System.out.println(var2);
globalMap.put("tJava_2_Liste_FILE", var2);

But I get only the last file because I always initialize my variable..... and I find the solution : the "context" to create a global variable.... (maybe I say something wrong, then please correct me if it is so...)


When I create the var in the context, with this code in the tJava_2, It's OK!!!!
context.var2 = context.var2 + globalMap.get("tFileList_1_CURRENT_FILE")+"\r\n";
System.out.println(context.var2);
globalMap.put("tJava_2_Liste_FILE", context.var2);




Maybe, it's possible to make it more simple.....

Last edited by olcell (2008-07-02 14:19:40)

Thanks, I did like you said, the tJava_3 was just for the test ;-)). I removed it when I found the solution....

Thanks for your help.