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Sync
Action : was.sync (Category : was, Name : sync, By : kikonf)
Complete Name : was.sync.by.kikonf Version : 5.0 License : Modified BSD License Purpose of the was category : Easy to customize. This category use in background the wsadmin command in jython mode (through AdminConfig, AdminControl and AdminTask), to drive WebSphere Application Server ® configuration. You can use it to manage the whole WebSphere ® architecture. Purpose of this sync plugin : Syncronize one node The following shows the Descriptor File for the Action : was.sync Toggle lines
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wait_node:
If wait_node is true the watch_dog will wait until the Node returns node is ready.
wait_application:
if given wait_application must be an existing Application name.
If wait_application is given the watch_dog will wait until the Node returns Application is ready.
post_script:
Sometimes you may want to run a post synchronization script. Enter you command here.
This command is run into a separated process.
Stupid samples:
sudo ls -ltr or
dir
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<sync
type = '{\
*eq:action,\
*required:True,\
*display:False\
}'
bal = '{*display:False}'
sub_type = '{\
*value:control,\
*eq:control,\
*required:True,\
*deny:True,\
*display:False\
}'
softwares = "{
'*type':'dict',
'*dtype':
{
'was':
{
'*ge':'6.1',
'*le':'7.9',
'*required':True
}
},
'*deny':True,
'*display':False
}"
wait_node='{\
*value:false,\
*checkIn:(false,true),\
*required:True,\
*type:str,\
*lhelp:%lang/action.was.en/sync.wait_node.lhelp\
}'
wait_application='{\
*type:str,\
*lhelp:%lang/action.was.en/sync.wait_application.lhelp\
}'
__wk__='{*help:%lang/action.was.en/sync.help}'
>
<scopes __wk__ = '{*eq:1}'>
<scope
node='{*required:True}'
__wk__='{\
*eq:1,\
*help:%lang/action.was.en/scope.help,\
*lhelp:%lang/action.was.en/scope.lhelp\
}'
/>
</scopes>
<!-- watch_dog will run only if one (or both) of wait_node or/and wait_application is given.-->
<!-- loop: How many times the watch dog should loop until it retreives Node or Application ready from the Node. -->
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<watch_dog loop='{*value:10,*type:int,*required:True}' sleep='{*value:5,*type:int,*required:True}' do_raise='{*value:false,*checkIn:(false,true),*required:True}' __wk__='{*eq:1,*help:%lang/action.was.en/sync.watch_dog.help,*lhelp:%lang/action.was.en/sync.watch_dog.lhelp}'/>
</sync>
A descriptor file is a WYSISWYG xsd like schema, wich describes what are the supported Tags, Attributes and Attributes values for one Action. The special Attributes : type, sub_type, bal, softwares, __wk__ are reserved by Kikonf. The table below summarizes the informations provided by the was.sync Descriptor File : /sync> Syncronize one node
/sync/scopes> Required:True /sync/scopes/scope> A scope refers to a Name Space where to create the resource Required:True
/sync/watch_dog> Tune the Watch Dog Required:True
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