Challenge #105: Think Like a CSE… Tools are missing!

[jssandom]

I just created a 'Macro' folder :/

[pasccout]

Changed the path in the xml....

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[dsmdavid]

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Steps followed:

1. Insert a new tool - navigate to the yxmc file.
2. Replace connections to the new tool.
3. Copy configuration xml from the non-working into the just added macro.
4. Delete the old tool and export packaged workflow.

 Link: https://dsmdaviz.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/12/solved%23105.yxzp

[JoshuaGostick]

My solution :)

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[ipeng]

The main thing is to set the correct directory for the macro! 

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[RichoBsJ]

Cool challenge, just changed the path in the xml file :)

[RolandSchubert]

My solution - set the correct path for the macro and it's done. Sounds easy, but ...

[hanykowska]

Quite quick

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I just copied the configuration xml from the broken macro tool and pasted it in the xml configuration for the newly inserted macro. It worked :)

[kelly_gilbert]

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I chose to manually add the macro to the workflow (right-click on the canvas --> Insert --> Macro... --> navigate to the macro), then I reconnected the macro to the appropriate tools

I could have opened the .yxmd file in a text editor, and then edited the macro path in the XML instead. However, since this macro only had two connections, it was faster to just re-add the macro and reconnect it. If the macro had been involved in more connections, I'd edit the XML instead.

[Kenda]

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Somehow I remember coming across this one other time before and was able to solve this challenge quickly using Notepad++.