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I recently created a quick Perl script which posts an xml file to the OTM WMServlet servlet in order to test and troubleshoot integration. The script is very spartan, but works well. I've released it under the GPL Open Source license - so it's free (as in beer). Just please update this forum if you find it useful and make any updates to it.
In the attached zip file, you'll find both the script (v 0.1) and a sample XML file.
Requirements:
I'm planning to create several scripts like this - to automate the testing of OTM and make the management of it much easier. If you have any specific requests or needs - just let me know! Keep in mind that I consult full time, run a small business and still try to spend time with friends and family - so please excuse me if it takes a little while to turn these around 
I hope this helps!
--Chris
I recently created a quick Perl script which posts an xml file to the OTM WMServlet servlet in order to test and troubleshoot integration. The script is very spartan, but works well. I've released it under the GPL Open Source license - so it's free (as in beer). Just please update this forum if you find it useful and make any updates to it.
In the attached zip file, you'll find both the script (v 0.1) and a sample XML file.
Requirements:
- Oracle Transportation Management (OTM) or G-Log GC3 v5.0 and up
- Perl with the following modules
- LWP::UserAgent
- HTTP::Request::Common
- Getopt::Long
- File::Basename
Code:
./mw-OtmPostWMServlet.pl --otmfqdn=otm.mavenwire.com --xmlfile=./filetopost.xml
I hope this helps!
--Chris