Is there a way to use the Env variable from CCRC for a non-interactive trigger?

I have a (clearcase) preop non-interactive trigger that needs to evaluate the value of an environment variable (client side) to do some validation.

Is there a way or w / a to pass such an environment variable value from the CCRC client to the trigger, assuming that it doesn't work like a dynamic or snapshot?

Thank you so much!

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According to this IBM article , no. An undefined environment variable on the server side can cause the trigger to treat it as interactive.

The script trigger referred to a custom environment variable that was set on the client but not found on the web server RWP

.

In this example, a custom environment variable has MYCC_TRIGGER_TMP

been set on the client to define an alternate temporary directory and is referenced by the script trigger.
However, it was not defined on the web server RWP

.

An example of a complete error message:

Unable to checkin  "<path to file>"
Error: directory for environmentvariable "MYCC_TRIGGER_TMP" or "TMP" not found
ccweb: Warning: Trigger "ci_pre" has refused to let checkin proceed.
Interactive triggers are not supported in the Web interface.
If the trigger was interactive, it may have failed for that reason.
ccweb: Error: Unable to check in   "<path to file>".

      




The article Writing Triggers for a ClearCase Remote Client confirms this, albeit indirectly.

Note. Under certain conditions, pre-op triggers will not work (for example, triggers that require specific evaluation of ClearCase environment variables).

CCRC

works as a client process that sends commands RPC

to the server CCRC

, where they are executed by separate server processes CCRC

.
These server processes run under Apache, so environment variables ( EVs ) are likely to be different from those seen in shell windows during interactive development.

The server config file ( rwp.conf

, ccrc.conf

) can be modified to add environment variables using the command SetEnv

.

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