Hi, Can anyone provide a sample Cisco Prime CliTemplate making use of split? I'm looking to feed in a variable containing a /48 IPv6 prefix and then use parts of it in various sections of the device configuration. So for example I'd like to take '2001:DB8::/48' split on say '::' Giving me '2001:DB8' in a variable which I can append '::/64' to use on an interface. I've tried the examples shown here but it breaks the template in Prime: apache - Using velocity split() to split a string into an array doesnt seem to work - Stack Overflow Taken from the link about, should something like the below work (Giving me 'This')? #set ($myString = “This|is|my|dummy|text”) #set ($myArray = $myString.split("\|")) $myArray[0] Thanks, Carl ... View more

Hi, Is anyone else using the CLI Template Configuration API end point to get template IDs based on tag? The behaviour seems to be inconsistent for me.  I've got a bunch of templates with the tag ZEN and as shown below, doing a query with tags=ZEN I get back a list of template IDs: curl -u carls-username https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate?tags=ZEN Enter host password for user 'carls-username': <?xml version="1.0" ?> <queryResponse last="14" first="0" count="15" type="CliTemplate" responseType="listEntityIds" requestUrl=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate?tags=ZEN " rootUrl=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data ">   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664668 ">664668</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664669 ">664669</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664675 ">664675</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664679 ">664679</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664680 ">664680</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664681 ">664681</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664682 ">664682</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/664686 ">664686</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/4555552 ">4555552</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/4555553 ">4555553</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/4555554 ">4555554</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/11047036 ">11047036</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/13190177 ">13190177</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/15789774 ">15789774</entityId>   <entityId type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/16716703 ">16716703</entityId> </queryResponse> If I select the last template ID above for a closer look you can see that I've also added an additional tag of CARLSTAG so it has both ZEN and CARLSTAG: $ curl -u carls-username https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/16716703 Enter host password for user 'carls-username': <?xml version="1.0" ?> <queryResponse type="CliTemplate" responseType="getEntity" requestUrl=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/16716703 " rootUrl=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data ">   <entity dtoType="cliTemplateDTO" type="CliTemplate" url=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate/16716703 ">     <cliTemplateDTO displayName="16716703" id="16716703">       <author>the.author</author>       <content>### Content removed as it's not relevant</content>       <createdOn>2016-09-28T10:20:37.230+01:00</createdOn>       <deployCount>0</deployCount>       <description>Example Template Commands</description>       <deviceType>Routers</deviceType>       <name>ZEN-TEMPLATE-HELP</name>       <path>My Templates/Provisioning Templates</path>       <tags>CARLSTAG,ZEN</tags>       <templateId>16716703</templateId>       <variables>         <variable>           <defaultValue>10000</defaultValue>           <description>Downstream BW in bps</description>           <displayLabel>bpsDown</displayLabel>           <name>bpsDown</name>           <required>false</required>           <type>String</type>         </variable>       </variables>     </cliTemplateDTO>   </entity> </queryResponse> If I query for CARLSTAG specifically I get a response count of 0. $ curl -u carls-username https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate?tags=CARLSTAG Enter host password for user 'carls-username': <?xml version="1.0" ?> <queryResponse count="0" type="CliTemplate" responseType="listEntityIds" requestUrl=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data/CliTemplate?tags=CARLSTAG " rootUrl=" https://myprimeserver.example.com/webacs/api/v2/data "></queryResponse> Can anyone explain this behaviour, am I missing something? Carl ... View more