I have a gateway message handler script that I use to make folders on a network drive. Depending on the environment determines the base part of the directory path so that I can test on a development system without messing with the real folders. However, while it currently works on my production system, it does not seem to work on my dev system. Here is how I call the gateway message handler -
def createDirectory(path):
project = "PSM4_Project"
messageHandler = "create_edit_Path"
payload = {}
payload['mode'] = 1
payload['pathDictionary'] = path
result = system.util.sendMessage(project,messageHandler,payload,scope='G')
Heres the message handler
def handleMessage(payload):
"""
This message handler will be called each time a message of this
type is received.
Arguments:
payload: A dictionary that holds the objects passed to this
message handler. Retrieve them with a subscript, e.g.
myObject = payload['argumentName']
"""
import os
import env
from distutils.dir_util import copy_tree
logger=system.util.getLogger('Create/Edit')
logger.info(str(payload))
path = payload['pathDictionary']
baseDir = env.getClientFolderBasedOnEnv()
logger.info("BASE DIR: " + str(baseDir))
if 'entityType' not in payload:
for key in path.keys():
finalPath = baseDir + os.path.normpath(path[str(key)])
logger.info("finalPath: " + str(finalPath))
if os.path.exists(finalPath):
logger.info('Path exists')
else:
logger.info('Path needs to be created')
os.makedirs(finalPath)
logger.info('Folder structure created')
else:
for key in path.keys():
finalPath = baseDir + os.path.normpath(path[str(key)])
logger.info("finalPath: " + str(finalPath))
if os.path.exists(finalPath):
logger.info('Path exists')
else:
logger.info('Path needs to be created')
os.makedirs(finalPath)
logger.info('Folder structure created')
if env.isProduction():
copyFrom = "\\\\192.168.1.226\Bay2\Psi\Compliance\Project Folder Template, Short"
copyTo = finalPath
copy_tree(copyFrom, copyTo)
elif env.isBeta():
copyFrom = "C:\\Bay1\\Compliance\Project Folder Template, Short"
copyTo = finalPath
copy_tree(copyFrom, copyTo)
elif env.isDev():
copyFrom = "C:\\Compliance\Project Folder Template, Short"
copyTo = finalPath
copy_tree(copyFrom, copyTo)
else:
raise ValueError("Cannot determine base folder from environment")
And here is the error I get in my gateway logs
Exception while attempting to run Python function: Traceback (most recent call last): File "<MessageHandlerScript:PSM4_Project/create_edit_Path >", line 28, in handleMessage File "user-
lib\pylib\os.py", line 167, in makedirs makedirs(head, mode) File "user-lib\pylib\os.py", line 167, in
makedirs makedirs(head, mode) File "user-lib\pylib\os.py", line 167, in makedirs makedirs(head,
mode) File "user-lib\pylib\os.py", line 167, in makedirs makedirs(head, mode) File "user
-lib\pylib\os.py", line 167, in makedirs makedirs(head, mode) File "user-lib\pylib\os.py", line 174, in
makedirs mkdir(name, mode) OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument: '\\\\'
And here is what determines my base folder -
def getClientFolderBasedOnEnv():
"""
To be used in gateway scripts and components that determine the base folder that folders will be saved on.
"""
import env
if env.isProduction():
return "\\\\192.168.1.226\\Bay1\\Customer\\"
elif env.isBeta():
return "C:\\Bay1\\Customer\\"
elif env.isDev():
return "\\\\192.168.1.226\\Bay1\\Customer_DEV_Brian\\"
else:
raise ValueError("Cannot determine base folder from environment")
Again, this works when env.isProduction() is true in my getClientFolderBasedOnEnv function, but not for my env.isDev().
Any insight?
