Created 12-15-2016 01:01 PM
Created on 12-15-2016 01:22 PM - edited 08-18-2019 05:28 AM
One suggestion might be use a ListFile processor configured to run on cron schedule. You could then feed the success from that processor to MonitorActivity processor. The inactive relationship of this processor could be routed to a putEmail processor.
So lets say you have you list file configured to run every 3 minutes based on a cron. You could set your threshold in the MonitorActivity processor to 3 minutes with a setting of "continually send message" set to true. With the inactive relationship routed to putEmail, you will get an email every 3 minutes if the listFile produced no new files.
you could also route the activity.restored relationship to a PutEmail processor if you want to be notified if file where seen following a period of no activity.
Thanks,
Matt
Created on 12-15-2016 01:22 PM - edited 08-18-2019 05:28 AM
One suggestion might be use a ListFile processor configured to run on cron schedule. You could then feed the success from that processor to MonitorActivity processor. The inactive relationship of this processor could be routed to a putEmail processor.
So lets say you have you list file configured to run every 3 minutes based on a cron. You could set your threshold in the MonitorActivity processor to 3 minutes with a setting of "continually send message" set to true. With the inactive relationship routed to putEmail, you will get an email every 3 minutes if the listFile produced no new files.
you could also route the activity.restored relationship to a PutEmail processor if you want to be notified if file where seen following a period of no activity.
Thanks,
Matt
Created 12-15-2016 02:41 PM
Thanks very much @Matt. It works!!!