Websphere

From Kb

Contact Article Author | Blog of Article Author | FirstPartners.net Home | LinkedIn profile of Author

Contents 1 See Also 1.1 Stop and Start WebSphere from command line 1.2 Log File Locations 1.3 ManualDeploy War or Ear to Websphere 1.4 Auto Deploy War or Ear to Websphere

See Also

• Deploying to Weblogic using Maven
• JBoss Information
• Oracle Application Server (OAS)
• Tomcat Web Server
• Websphere
• Weblogic

Stop and Start WebSphere from command line

• in websphere_install_dir/bin/
  • stopServer server1
  • startServer server1

Log File Locations

• Main Log file in websphere_install_dir/logs/server1

ManualDeploy War or Ear to Websphere

1. Stop Existing application
2. Remove Existing application
3. Install new application

• • Remember to give domain starting with / - e.g. /NASApp/MyAccount

1. Start new application

Auto Deploy War or Ear to Websphere

# Auto deploy war/ear file to IBM Websphere
 
# Instructions
# 1) change XXXX to the same cell&node name that you see when you deploy the war/ear through the web console
# 2) change my.war to the war version you have installed / want to install
# 3) change C:/projects/ to where your war file is built by maven
# 4) Go to the websphere bin directory
# 5) Start the server if required (startServer server1)
# 6) Call this file from the command line:  wsadmin -f autodeploy.jacl -lang jacl
#
# Any problems , type 'wsadmin' , and then enter the commands (below) interactively
 
# List current apps
$AdminApp list
 
# stop application (if it exists)
set appManager [$AdminControl queryNames cell=XXXX,node=XXXX,type=ApplicationManager,process=server1,*]
$AdminControl invoke $appManager stopApplication my.war
# uninstall the application
$AdminApp uninstall my.war
 
# save the new server info
$AdminConfig save
 
# install the application
$AdminApp install "C:/projects/my.war" {-server server1 -contextroot /myWebUrlRoot -usedefaultbindings -defaultbinding.force -defaultbinding.virtual.host default_host}
$AdminConfig save
 
# start the application
set appManager [$AdminControl queryNames cell=XXXX,node=XXXX,type=ApplicationManager,process=server1,*]
$AdminControl invoke $appManager startApplication my.war
 
# save the new server info
$AdminConfig save
 
# List current apps
$AdminApp list
 
 
 
 
#############################
# Other Useful commands
#############################
 
# Interactive install
#$AdminApp installInteractive