There are several ways to extract information from a XPATH for the use in a command, these are some examples to use in the command.
<command name="Gateway Echo Test Xpath Table Cell"> <targets> <target>/geneos/gateway/directory/probe/managedEntity/sampler/dataview/rows/row/cell</target> </targets> <userCommand> <type>script</type> <runLocation>gateway</runLocation> <args> <arg> <static>/bin/echo</static> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::gateway/directory/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::probe/parameters/@HostName</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::managedEntity/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::sampler/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::dataview/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>@rowname</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>@column</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>@value</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>state/@severity</xpath> </arg> </args> </userCommand> </command>
<command name="Gateway Echo Test Xpath Headline Cell"> <targets> <target>/geneos/gateway/directory/probe/managedEntity/sampler/dataview/headlines/cell</target> </targets> <userCommand> <type>script</type> <runLocation>gateway</runLocation> <args> <arg> <static>/bin/echo</static> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::gateway/directory/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::managedEntity/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>ancestor::dataview/@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>@name</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>@value</xpath> </arg> <arg> <xpath>state/@severity</xpath> </arg> </args> </userCommand> </command>
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