Add Global Attributes Values to The Publish Content Naming With AfterEDRloader.java

[YO_10052815]

I am using Windchill PDMLink Release 12.0 and Datecode with CPS 12.0.1.0

Hello, While using AfterEDRloader, which adds Worker-generated documents to the Attachment section, we want to add an attribute created with Global Attribute in EPM Document to the names of these files. When we applied the solutions with our own experiments and PTC articles, we did not get any results. We need your help in structuring the AfterEDRloader.java file accordingly.

[d_graham]

You didn’t upload your afterloader Java file.

What you are trying to do is very doable.

I assume the attribute is a String but maybe not.

Try to post all relevant info.

Had I been posting this I would have:

• uploaded the afterloader Java file
• stated the attribute datatype
• stated is the attribute multi-value or single value
• stated the attributes internal name

Something like that.

[YO_10052815]

Hello again,

I am currently using the AfterEDRloader.java that I uploaded. What I want to add is created as global attribute and EPM document added string WorkerFileNumber display named and WorkerFileNo internal named parameter. It is single-line and reads data from The Creo Parametric Application for WorkerFile attribute. How do I add this parameter to the naming convention in AfterEDRloader?

Thank you in advance.

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