Compiling file from command line, how to

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Raymond Shadow · Jun 24, 2020

How do I compile a file through the command line?

I am generating a very basic csp page in a bash shell, it is generating fine and displays what I want to see as long as I go into studio and compile it . This defeats my purpose of having the page and I am having no luck figuring out what I am doing wrong. I think the issue has to do with the file not being included when I compile from command line.

Ver is 2017 running RHEL 7

From command line I see

TST 3f2>DO $SYSTEM.OBJ.Compile("csp.vvmaccessnewrds","h")

Compilation started on 06/24/2020 09:47:26 with qualifiers 'h'
Compiling class csp.vvmaccessnewrds
Compiling routine csp.vvmaccessnewrds.1
Compilation finished successfully in 0.008s.

In studio I see

TST 3f2>DO $SYSTEM.OBJ.Compile("csp.vvmaccessnewrds","h")

Compiling file /r2montst/vvmaccessnewrds.csp
Compiling class csp.vvmaccessnewrds
Compiling routine csp.vvmaccessnewrds.1
Compilation finished successfully in 0.536s.

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Raymond Shadow · Jun 25, 2020

Thank you, this is the command that finally worked

d $system.OBJ.CompileList("/r2monitor/shadmon/vvmr2vrostatus.csp")

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score 0 · Answer 1 · 2020-06-25T07:08:15-04:00

$System.OBJ doesn't handle CSP pages, but $System.CSP does. You can use LoadPage:

Set sc = $System.CSP.LoadPage("/dev/test.csp", "duck")

(You need to use the URL here, not the class name.) This compiles the CSP page into a class, and then compiles that class.

score 0 · Answer 2 · 2020-06-26T01:42:30-04:00

Ihsan Ahmed · Jun 26, 2020

Thank you!!

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