06-19-2008
checking the version revisions of a java file inside the ear using KSHELL in AIX.
consider on day1, in PVCS repository we have java files like a.java,b.java with version revision 1.0, through ANT build script we have compiled and created an ear,named c.ear in AIX build server.we have transfered this ear from build server to portal server through FTP using KSHELL.
consider on day2, in PVCS repository we have java files like a.java,b.java with a new version revision 1.1,As usual we have created an ear named c.ear,
1.is there any way to check the version revision of java file inside ear?
2.if we transfer c.ear from build server to portal server on day 2,can we able to check the version revisions of the java files inside the c.ear(day 2) by comparing with the c.ear(day 1) that already exists in portal server,through KSHELL script.
i am new to SHELL script, so please explain with the help of a script ASAP...
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asant(1M) Application Server Utility asant(1M)
NAME
asant - launches the Jakarta Ant tool
SYNOPSIS
asant target_list
Use the asant command to automate repetitive development and deployment tasks. asant is a shell script that invokes the underlying Ant in-
frastructure after initializing the environment to pickup the application server installed targets.
To use Ant as part of the Sun ONE Application Server, verify that your PATH includes the provided asant (Solaris) ant.bat(Windows) script.
The bundled sample applications use asant extensively; however, asant can be used in any development or operational environments.
The build targets are represented in the build.xml files that accompany the sample applications.
To use the Ant tool to compile and reassemble the sample applications, verify that the $AS_INSTALL/bin directory is on your environment's
path. On UNIX, add the $AS_INSTALL/bin directory to your PATH environment variable. On Windows, after installing the Sun ONE Application
Server, set the system path by adding $AS_INSTALLin to the user PATH. You can access the PATH system variable from: Start menu, Settings,
Control Panel, System, Advanced, Environment Variables, User Variables for Administrator, PATH.
The target_list is one or more space separated tasks as described below.
TARGETS
compile compiles all Java source code.
jar assembles the EJB JAR module.
war assembles the WAR file in <sample_dir>/assemble/war
ear assembles the EAR file in <sample_dir>/assemble/ear
core (default) compiles all sources, builds stubs and skeletons; and assembles EJB JAR, WAR and EAR files. This is the
default target for all build.xml files shipped in the Sun ONE Application Server.
javadocs creates Java docs in <sample_dir>/javadocs
all builds core and javadocs , verifies and deploys the application, and adds the resources..
deploy deploys the application and automatically expands the EJB JAR; does not install Javadocs.
undeploy removes the deployed sample from the Sun ONE Application Server.
clean removes <appname>/build/ and <appname>/assemble/ and <appname>/javadocs directories.
verify verifies the deployment descriptors in the sample.
Example 1: Compiling and Assembling a Sample Application
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cd install_root/samples/ejb/stateless/simple/src
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asant war
asant ear
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asant core
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or just,
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asant ear
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Apache Software Foundation at http://www.apache.org, Jakarta Ant documentation at http://jakarta.apache.org/ant/index.html.
SUNWant documentation located in /usr/sfw/share/doc/ant
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