nxShell and jython[Solved]

Reply to nxShell and jython[Solved] on Fri, 14 Jun 2013 09:01:30 GMT

BlackMamba — Fri, 14 Jun 2013 09:01:30 GMT

After this suggestion by Victor for a similar task, I solved the problem also in this script. The working code is:

#coding: utf-8

import csv
import time
from java.util import HashMap # CHANGE 1
from java.lang import String

class XXX4:
	def YYY(self):
		 listaNodi = []
		 listaNodi = session.getAllObjects()
          	 datiFile = open("PATH/Lettura.csv").readlines()
 		 for nodo in listaNodi:
 			IPnodo = str(nodo.getPrimaryIP())
			for riga in datiFile:
 				print "___________starts for on riga_____________\n"
 				print "riga: "+riga
 				for parola in riga.split():
 					print "parola: "+parola
 					if IPnodo ==parola:
 						print "Verified IPnodo = parola"
 						time.sleep(10)
 						for interface in nodo.getAllChilds(objects.GenericObject.OBJECT_INTERFACE):
 							print "starts interface for "
 							interfaceName = interface.getObjectName()
 							ID = interface.getObjectId()
 							print "interfaceName: "+interfaceName
 							for parola1 in riga.split():
 								print "parola1: "+parola1
 								if interfaceName == parola1:
 									print "Verified interfaceName=parola1"
 									for parola2 in riga.split():
 										EndUserInfo = parola2
 									print "EndUserInfo after for: "+EndUserInfo
									modificatore = NXCObjectModificationData(ID)
 									modifica = HashMap() # CHANGE 2
 									modifica.put("End user Info",EndUserInfo)
									modificatore.setCustomAttributes(modifica)
                                                                        session.modifyObject(modificatore)
                                                                        time.sleep(10)

G = XXX4()
G.YYY()

Reply to nxShell and jython[Solved] on Mon, 03 Jun 2013 10:03:50 GMT

BlackMamba — Mon, 03 Jun 2013 10:03:50 GMT

Thank you Alex, but I'm still unable to set the custom attributes on the interface. I updated a little my script, because I have to read from a single file written in a certain way, and then I put your suggestions in it. The reading of the file works in the proper way and I don't get any error running the script, but the custom attributes are empty anyway. Here is my code:

#coding: utf-8

import csv
import time
from java.util import HashMap # CHANGE 1
from java.lang import String

class XXX4:
	def YYY(self):
		 listaNodi = []
		 listaNodi = session.getAllObjects()
          	 datiFile = open("PATH/Lettura.csv").readlines()
 		 for nodo in listaNodi:
 			IPnodo = str(nodo.getPrimaryIP())
			for riga in datiFile:
 				print "___________starts for on riga_____________\n"
 				print "riga: "+riga
 				for parola in riga.split():
 					print "parola: "+parola
 					if IPnodo ==parola:
 						print "Verified IPnodo = parola"
 						time.sleep(10)
 						for interface in nodo.getAllChilds(objects.GenericObject.OBJECT_INTERFACE):
 							print "starts interface for "
 							interfaceName = interface.getObjectName()
 							ID = interface.getObjectId()
 							print "interfaceName: "+interfaceName
 							for parola1 in riga.split():
 								print "parola1: "+parola1
 								if interfaceName == parola1:
 									print "Verified interfaceName=parola1"
 									for parola2 in riga.split():
 										EndUserInfo = parola2
 									print "EndUserInfo after for: "+EndUserInfo
									modificatore = NXCObjectModificationData(ID)
 									modifica = HashMap() # CHANGE 2
 									modifica.put("End user Info",EndUserInfo)
									modificatore.setCustomAttributes(modifica)
									time.sleep(10)

G = XXX4()
G.YYY()

Any suggestion?

EDIT: I found out something interesting. I modified the script and my last lines of it now are:

                                                               for parola2 in riga.split():
										EndUserInfo = str(parola2)
									print "EndUserInfo dopo cilclo for: "+EndUserInfo
									modificatore = NXCObjectModificationData(ID)
									"""modifica = HashMap() # CHANGE 2
									modifica.put("End User Info",EndUserInfo)
									print "modifica: "+str(modifica)
									modificatore.setCustomAttributes(modifica)"""
									customAttributes = modificatore.getCustomAttributes()
									print "customAttributes: "+str(customAttributes)
									#customAttributes.put("End User Info",EndUserInfo)
									#modificatore.setCustomAttributes(customAttributes)

My thought was that, instead of creating a new HasMap, I could get the existing one, supposed to be empty, and use the put metod on it. But the command print "customAttributes: "+str(customAttributes) returns "none", which is the same result I get using the solution you suggested. Also, if I try to run customAttributes.put("End User Info",EndUserInfo) on the terminal I get:

customAttributes.put("End User Info",EndUserInfo)
AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'put'

It seems like modificatore.getCustomAttributes() is not a Map object.
Help!

Reply to nxShell and jython[Solved] on Sat, 01 Jun 2013 16:37:40 GMT

alk — Sat, 01 Jun 2013 16:37:40 GMT

Try to change it like this:

# coding: utf-8
import csv
import time
from java.util import HashMap # CHANGE 1
from java.lang import String
class XXX:
	def YYY(self):
		listaNodi = []
		listaNodi = session.getAllObjects()
		for nodo in listaNodi:
			IPlista = nodo.getPrimaryIP()
			#print "IPlista: "+str(IPlista)
			for infoIP in open("RIGHT/PATH/IP.txt").readlines():
				#print "infoIP: "+infoIP
				#time.sleep(0.2)
				if str(IPlista) == infoIP:
					for interface in nodo.getAllChilds(objects.GenericObject.OBJECT_INTERFACE):
						ID = interface.getObjectId()
						IDinterfaccia=str(ID)
						#print "IDinterfaccia: "+IDinterfaccia
						for interfaccia in open("RIGHT/PATH/INTERFACCIA.TXT").readlines():
							#print "interfaccia: "+str(interfaccia)
							if IDinterfaccia == interfaccia:
								print "Sono in IDinterfaccia == interfaccia"
								info = open("RIGHT/PATH/EndUserInfo.txt").readlines()
								#print "info: "+str(info)
								modificatore = NXCObjectModificationData(ID)
								#print "modificatore: "+str(modificatore)
								modifica = HashMap() # CHANGE 2
								modifica.put("End user Info",info)
								#print "modifica: "+str(modifica)
								modificatore = setCustomAttributes(modifica)
g = XXX()
g.YYY()