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[virt-orchestrator.git] / vFLOWER / content / Workflows / Library / vCenter / Virtual Machine management / Clone / Tools / Get Linux customization.workflow.xml

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<workflow xmlns="http://vmware.com/vco/workflow" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance" xsi:schemaLocation="http://vmware.com/vco/workflow http://vmware.com/vco/workflow/Workflow-v4.xsd" root-name="item0" object-name="Workflow:name=generic" id="BD80808080808080808080808080808039C280800122528313869552e41805bb1" version="0.2.0" api-version="3.1.0" allowed-operations="fv" restartMode="1" resumeFromFailedMode="0">
    <display-name>Get Linux customization</display-name>

    <description>Returns the Linux customization preparation.</description>

    <position x="180.0" y="20.0"/>

    <input>
        <param name="domain" type="string">
            <description>Fully qualified domain name</description>
        </param>
        <param name="hostname" type="string">
            <description>Network host name of a Linux virtual machine</description>
        </param>
    </input>

    <output>
        <param name="customizationLinuxPrep" type="Any">
            <description>Corresponding Linux customization preparation</description>
        </param>
    </output>

    <attrib name="customizationName" type="Any" read-only="false">
        <value encoded="n">__NULL__</value>
        <description>Name of this Linux customization</description>
    </attrib>

    <workflow-item name="item0" out-name="item1" type="task" script-module="com.vmware.library.vc.vm.spec.identity/getCustomizationFixedName">
        <display-name>getCustomizationFixedName</display-name>

        <script encoded="false">
//Auto generated script, cannot be modified !
actionResult = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vc.vm.spec.identity").getCustomizationFixedName(name) ;
        </script>

        <in-binding>
            <bind name="name" type="string" export-name="hostname">
                <description>The virtual machine name specified by the client.</description>
            </bind>
        </in-binding>

        <out-binding>
            <bind name="actionResult" type="Any" export-name="customizationName"/>
        </out-binding>

        <description>A fixed name.</description>

        <position x="140.0" y="100.0"/>
    </workflow-item>

    <workflow-item name="item1" out-name="item2" type="task" script-module="com.vmware.library.vc.vm.spec.identity/getCustomizationLinuxPrep">
        <display-name>getCustomizationLinuxPrep</display-name>

        <script encoded="false">
//Auto generated script, cannot be modified !
actionResult = System.getModule("com.vmware.library.vc.vm.spec.identity").getCustomizationLinuxPrep(domain,hostName) ;
        </script>

        <in-binding>
            <bind name="domain" type="string" export-name="domain">
                <description>The fully qualified domain name.</description>
            </bind>
            <bind name="hostName" type="Any" export-name="customizationName">
                <description>The network host name of the (Linux) virtual machine.</description>
            </bind>
        </in-binding>

        <out-binding>
            <bind name="actionResult" type="Any" export-name="customizationLinuxPrep"/>
        </out-binding>

        <description>This is the Linux counterpart to the Windows Sysprep object. LinuxPrep contains machine-wide settings that identify a Linux machine in the same way that the Sysprep type identifies a Windows machine.</description>

        <position x="140.0" y="140.0"/>
    </workflow-item>

    <workflow-item name="item2" type="end" end-mode="0">
        <position x="180.0" y="170.0"/>
    </workflow-item>

    <presentation>
        <p-param name="domain">
            <desc>Fully qualified domain name.</desc>
        </p-param>
        <p-param name="hostname">
            <desc>Network host name of the (Linux) virtual machine.</desc>
        </p-param>
    </presentation>
</workflow>