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deploying .ear file Websphere
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This may not be right question to ask on this forum, but I think people here can answer the question. Please give me details of steps/commands used in UNIX ( only command mode) for deploying an ear file on websphere. Thanks in advance, Ashish |
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Deploying EAR from UNIX command line
WebSphere has a command language implemented in jython. You can create a jython script that calls the following objects/methods:
AdminApp.install("<your ear name and path>", "[-cluster <yourCluster> -appname <your app name> -MapModulesToServers <what ever additional servers - eg web servers you want to map it to> -MapWebModToVH <vhost definition to map it to>]") AdminConfig.save() There are simpler versions of this command - just check on WebSphere information center (http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/infoce...v6r0/index.jsp). Then once you have the information in a file (such as myscipt.py), then you can invoke it like this: <websphere_home>/bin/wsadmin.sh -lang jython -f <name and path of script> Hopefully that helps. There is a lot of information on info center about scripting. Just go to the info center site and search for scripting. steve |
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