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‎Nov 07, 2011
12:25 PM
Check environment variable
Hello,
I am relatively new to IA 2011, and have may be a basic question.
My IA project calls a Java component, which sets an IA environment variable - let's say $RESULT$ - to True or False value. When the control comes back to IA, I would like to check the value of $RESULT$ and take appropriate action.
I have looked for it in the user guide and have not found the answer yet.
Has anyone in the community done this?
Regards.
I am relatively new to IA 2011, and have may be a basic question.
My IA project calls a Java component, which sets an IA environment variable - let's say $RESULT$ - to True or False value. When the control comes back to IA, I would like to check the value of $RESULT$ and take appropriate action.
I have looked for it in the user guide and have not found the answer yet.
Has anyone in the community done this?
Regards.
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‎Nov 07, 2011
01:03 PM
If you are truly calling a java class that sets the IA vairable you should just be able to use it in IA. You can use the variable by setting a rule on the action you are trying to perform by clicking the All Rule button on the rules tab of the action and then adding a rule that compares an IA variable...the rest should be fairly self explanitory when you get to the panel.
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‎Nov 07, 2011
01:53 PM
pcerasuolo wrote:
If you are truly calling a java class that sets the IA vairable you should just be able to use it in IA. You can use the variable by setting a rule on the action you are trying to perform by clicking the All Rule button on the rules tab of the action and then adding a rule that compares an IA variable...the rest should be fairly self explanitory when you get to the panel.
Thanks. That helped me a lot.
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