JDS Australia

	// Select username/password based on the hostname that the BPM script is running from.
	if (strcmp("bpm-aus-mel01", lr_get_host_name()) == 0) {
		lr_save_string("bpmuser1", "Username");
		lr_save_string("Welcome1", "Password");
	} else if (strcmp("bpm-aus-syd01", lr_get_host_name()) == 0) {
		lr_save_string("bpmuser2", "Username");
		lr_save_string("Welcome1", "Password");
	} else if (strcmp("bpm-aus-can01", lr_get_host_name()) == 0) {
		lr_save_string("bpmuser3", "Username");
		lr_save_string("Welcome1", "Password");
	} else if (strcmp("bpm-aus-bris01", lr_get_host_name()) == 0) {
		lr_save_string("bpmuser4", "Username");
		lr_save_string("Welcome1", "Password");
	} else if (strcmp("bpm-aus-per01", lr_get_host_name()) == 0) {
		lr_save_string("bpmuser5", "Username");
		lr_save_string("Welcome1", "Password");
	} else {
		lr_error_message("Could not find username for host: %s", lr_get_host_name());
	}

/*
This function gets a {Username} and {Password} based on the hostname of the computer is is running from.
 
Put your call to this function inside your login transaction, so that it will be marked as failed and 
you will be alerted if a username cannot be found for the host that the script is running from.
 
Set up your parameter file with the following columns:
* Username (Select next row: Sequential, Update value on: Once)
* Password (Select next row: Same line as Username)
* Hostname (Select next row: Same line as Username)
The last row in the parameter file should have "LAST" in all columns.
 
e.g.
 
Username,Password,Hostname
user1,password1,hostname1
user2,password2,hostname2
user3,password3,hostname3
user4,password4,hostname4
LAST,LAST,LAST
 
*/
void jds_get_username_by_host(void) {
	int i;
 
	for (i=0; i<100; i++) {
		// Check if we have reached the last row in the data file
		if (strcmp(lr_eval_string("{Username}"), "LAST") == 0) {
			lr_error_message("Cannot find a user account for hostname: %s. Check your data file.", lr_get_host_name());
			lr_exit(LR_EXIT_VUSER, LR_FAIL); // Note that vuser_end will still be run before the script exits.
		} else if (strcmp(lr_eval_string("{Hostname}"), lr_get_host_name()) == 0) {
			lr_output_message("Found username: %s for host: %s", lr_eval_string("{Username}"), lr_get_host_name());
			return;
		}
		lr_advance_param("Username");
	}
 
	// If we reach the end of the for loop, it means that we have checked 100 rows without finding a value.
	// As the lr_advance_param starts at the beginning of the file again when it has reached the end, we 
	// abort the script here or we will be stuck in a loop forever.
	lr_error_message("Cannot find a user account for hostname: %s. Check your data file.", lr_get_host_name());
	lr_exit(LR_EXIT_VUSER, LR_FAIL); // Note that vuser_end will still be run before the script exits.
}