XMC TCL script results with 'javax.script.ScriptException: *** Script Error *** null'
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‎08-24-2018 07:39 AM
Hello,
Couple of days ago I was trying to play with XMC scripting capabilities to combine it with VOSS device (VSP4K).
To start with something simple to check if it works, I did a script to enable a port.
CLI script type with exact port specified worked:
enable
configure terminal
interface GigabitEthernet 1/1
no shutdown
exitI wanted to do the same but with $port variable instead of a fixed port number. I've created a TCL script to be able to do that, and then during the execution XMC did 'configure terminal', I see some standard output about 'CTRL/Z' but then the script didn't continue, there was an error instead:
javax.script.ScriptException:
*** Script Error ***
nullThe same if I try a TCL script but with fixed port number instead of $port.
What do I do wrong with that TCL script?
That looks more like a bug but perhaps there's something I don't know.
I've selected a port with $port version obviously. 😉
Regards,
Tomasz
Couple of days ago I was trying to play with XMC scripting capabilities to combine it with VOSS device (VSP4K).
To start with something simple to check if it works, I did a script to enable a port.
CLI script type with exact port specified worked:
enable
configure terminal
interface GigabitEthernet 1/1
no shutdown
exitI wanted to do the same but with $port variable instead of a fixed port number. I've created a TCL script to be able to do that, and then during the execution XMC did 'configure terminal', I see some standard output about 'CTRL/Z' but then the script didn't continue, there was an error instead:
javax.script.ScriptException:
*** Script Error ***
nullThe same if I try a TCL script but with fixed port number instead of $port.
What do I do wrong with that TCL script?
That looks more like a bug but perhaps there's something I don't know.
I've selected a port with $port version obviously. 😉
Regards,
Tomasz
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‎08-25-2018 03:19 PM
We had sneak preview of that in July. It will be demonstrated at the partner conference to the broad audience.
Regards
Zdeněk Pala
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‎08-25-2018 03:19 PM
Fabric Management? Sounds EXTREMEly good! 🙂
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‎08-25-2018 03:19 PM
Create VSNs on VSP/ERS is already available. With Fabric Management introduced in XMC 8.2 you will have much more robust tool.
of course you can create your own scripts/workflows. feel free to share.
of course you can create your own scripts/workflows. feel free to share.
Regards
Zdeněk Pala
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‎08-25-2018 03:19 PM
Hi Zdenek,
Thank you for the examples. I planned to use the port list approach.
I see there's a lot of things around that small simple $port variable. I'll drill it down to spot the issue on my side.
Apparently, I would like to clone some stuff from EFO for creating VSNs on VSP/ERS devices - unless I get any info that it is already planned for XMC for implementation. 😉
Kind regards,
Tomasz
Thank you for the examples. I planned to use the port list approach.
I see there's a lot of things around that small simple $port variable. I'll drill it down to spot the issue on my side.
Apparently, I would like to clone some stuff from EFO for creating VSNs on VSP/ERS devices - unless I get any info that it is already planned for XMC for implementation. 😉
Kind regards,
Tomasz
