Can we setup both PROE and Solidworks in Windchill ?

[KV_12355386]

Version: Windchill 12.1

Use Case: if PRT file is published then it should go to PROE and if SLDPRT is published then it should go to Solidworks. publish.publishqueue.setnames=PRINT CLASH THUMBNAIL PROE SOLIDWORKSM SOLIDWORKSL publish.publishqueue.sets.0.0= publish.publishqueue.sets.1.1=PROE SOLIDWORKSM publish.publishqueue.sets.1.2=PROE SOLIDWORKSL publish.publishqueue.sets.1.3=PROE SOLIDWORKSL publish.publishqueue.usesetworkers.filtermethod= publish.publishqueue.usesetworkers.forqueueset.PROE=PROE publish.publishqueue.usesetworkers.forqueueset.SOLIDWORKSL=SOLIDWORKS publish.publishqueue.usesetworkers.forqueueset.SOLIDWORKSM=SOLIDWORKS

Description:

I had setup both PROE and Solidworks, but the configuration works only for Solidworks or only PROE but not both. if a PRT is published then it should go to PROE and if SLDPRT is published then it should go to Solidworks.

[Dobi]

Looks like you're trying to set up individual queues that separate out the parts by Authoring Application, yes? 

A bit old (perhaps outdated) but this used to have required a custom filter (see this post). 

CS132318 might be what you're looking for. 

[KV_12355386]

Yes, your right.

I did setup separate queue for both PROE and Solidworks.

[Dobi · Accepted solution]

Did you already make updates to the java code here:

• Refer to <Windchill>\prog_examples\wvs\com\ptc\wvs\server\publishPublishQueuePrioritiesFilterExample.java
• This sample performs no actual setting of Publisher Queue Set or Publish Job priority and will require customizing for your own business purposes

[KV_12355386]

Looking into the code..

[Catalina]

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