Hi @daniel_yu​ 

I just tested in FME 2023.1.0.0 and was able to use a text deployment parameters in a python shutdown script.

Unfortunately, in the GUI when you're specifying your shutdown script, the deployment parameters will not show up on the left side of the window but you can manually enter the name of your deployment parameter.

For example, if I have a deployment parameter called databaseconnection then I can use the following syntax in my python script: $(databaseconnection).

Let me know if this works for you. If this is still not working, would you be able to provide some more details on what your shutdown script does and if it's accessing a text, web connection, or database connection deployment parameter?

Regards,

Dan

Hi Dan,

Thanks for your response.

Please see attached. It seems I can get the value from deployment parameter, but I do not know why I cannot even print it out. It seems I can manipulate the parameter in python. Would you be able to shed some light?

Thanks,

Daniel

In this case I think the error message is caused by missing double quotes in your print function.

Try print("$(AGS_Email_To)") instead. Hope that helps!

@danminneyatsaf​ Since this is non-standard Python behavior, can we assume that FME is simply doing string-substitution on the shutdown script before execution? Are there any plans to provide native support for deployment parameters through the "regular" Python mechanisms in e.g. the fme module?

Thanks Dan. It worked in this way.

@david_r​ I haven't tested deployment parameters through regular Python mechanisms such as the fme module. Have you found so far that it doesn't function as expected?

In the example I gave above I was using a Text Deployment Parameter (as opposed to a web or database connection based one), so I assume that's why the parameter appeared as a string value.