I can only find about 4 lines of details about the iwmodelc command in the "documentation" (wfm_1011_user_v01_en.pdf). There is nothing in the CLT guide.
Pretty much, i need to invoke a WFM (with files attached if possible) via perl. Our wfms have custom instantiation forms, but I've read in other threads that this command will bypass them?
I have tried the following...I dont get any valid errors (even w/ the -d flag) - the workflows are never started when i check the TS gui.
iwmodelc -i Std_Common_Workflow //CSBCMSADM01/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content
iwmodelc -i "Std_Common_Workflow" "//CSBCMSADM01/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content"
iwmodelc -i "Standard - Common Workflow" "//CSBCMSADM01/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content"
iwmodelc -i Std_Common_Workflow Y:/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content
iwmodelc -i "Std_Common_Workflow" Y:/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content
iwmodelc -i "Std_Common_Workflow" "Y:/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content"
iwmodelc -i "Std_Common_Workflow" "/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content/"
iwmodelc -i "Standard - Common Workflow" "/default/main/common/WORKAREA/Content/"
The workflow is never invoked and this is all I get! - please advise, thanks in advance
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question: is the model name the FILENAME or NAME attribute from the Manage Workflows section in the gui? other threads said it was the FILENAME attribute (sans extension) and you need the
line or it wouldnt work.

\Interwoven\>iwmodelc
Usage: iwmodelc [-options] modelname vpath [outputFolder]
where options include:
-h Print this message
-v Print version
-i Instantiate the model
-d Debug mode, saves the expanded model and jobspec into
if present or current folder
modelName: Workflow Model name, with out file extension
vpath: Teamsite vpath, This is where the workflow will be
instantiated from
[outputFolder]: Output folder to save the expanded model and the job spec.
Should be used only with "-d" option.