Services — JavaCAPSManagementAPI
Currently there are ten Java CAPS Management Client API services:
There is also a Target option. It's behavior for the Java CAPS Management
Client is also part of Services. Depending upon the values you specify, this
option causes the install and deploy commands to behave differently. For details, see
Target Option Behavior for the Management Client.
Note - The sample files for the services (for example: AdministrationServiceSample.groovy) and the Target
option behavior are zipped, and are included with the Java CAPS 6 delivery.
Administration Service
The Administration Service enables
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Descriptors of component containers, shared libraries, service assemblies, and service units
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Consuming and provisioning endpoints exposed by all component containers
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Operations to retrieve the WSDL and XSD resources associated with each endpoint
Table 2 Administration Service Method Names and Descriptions
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getComponentInstallationDescriptor |
Retrieves the jbi.xml deployment descriptor for the component. |
getSharedLibraryInstallationDescriptor |
Retrieves the jbi.xml
deployment descriptor for the shared library. |
getServiceAssemblyDeploymentDescriptor |
Retrieves the jbi.xml deployment descriptor for the
service assembly. |
getServiceUnitDeploymentDescriptor |
Retrieves the jbi.xml deployment descriptor for the service unit. |
isJBIRuntimeEnabled |
Checks to see if the
JBI Runtime is enabled. |
isServiceEngine |
Checks for the ServiceEngine. |
isBindingComponent |
Checks for the BindingComponent. |
getConsumingEndpoints |
Retrieves the
list of consuming endpoints for a component. |
getProvisioningEndpoints |
Retrieves the list of provisioning
endpoints for a component. |
getWSDLDefinition |
Retrieves the primary WSDL associated with the specified endpoint. |
getWSDLImportedResource |
Retrieves
the WSDL or XSD associated with the specified endpoint and targetNamespace. |
isClassicEnterpirseManagerUp |
Checks to see
if the Enterprise Manager server for non JBI based components is running. |
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Runtime Management Service
The Runtime Management Service:
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Enables lifecycle operations, such as start, stop, and shutdown
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Enables lifecycle operations, such as enable and disable, for Java EE applications
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Provides operations to list component containers, shared libraries, and applications for both JBI and Java EE
Table 3 Runtime Management Service Method Names and Descriptions
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isTargetUp |
Checks to see if the target (server, cluster) is up
or down. |
listServiceEngines |
Lists the service engines. |
listBindingComponents |
Lists the binding components. |
listSharedLibraries |
Lists the shared libraries. |
listServiceAssemblies |
Lists the
service assemblies. |
showServiceEngine |
Shows the service engine conforming to various options. |
showBindingComponent |
Shows the binding component
conforming to various options. |
showSharedLibrary |
Shows the shared library conforming to various options. |
showServiceAssembly |
Shows the
service assembly conforming to various options. |
listComponents |
Retrieves a list of components. |
getState |
Retrieves the state
of the runtime component (such as UP/DOWN/UNKNOWN/etc.). |
getProperties |
Retrieves a list of the component's
properties. |
startComponent |
Starts the component. |
stopComponent |
Stops the component. |
restartComponent |
Restarts the component. |
shutdownComponent |
Shuts down the component. |
startServiceAssembly |
Starts service assembly. |
stopServiceAssembly |
Stops
the service assembly. |
shutdownServiceAssembly |
Shuts down the service assembly. |
listCompositeApplications |
Retrieves a list of composite applications. |
getRuntimeComponentProperties |
Obtains
a list of the runtime unit's properties. |
getRuntimeComponentStatus |
Obtains the state of the runtime
component, that is, UP/DOWN/UNKNOWN/etc. |
startRuntimeComponent |
Starts the runtime component. |
restartRuntimeComponent |
Restarts the runtime component. |
stopRuntimecomponent |
Stops the runtime
component. |
listTargets |
Returns all deployable targets in this domain. All groups and all servers (servers
that are not part of any groups). |
listLifecycleModules |
Lists the lifecycle modules. |
listExtensionModules |
Lists the extension
modules. |
listSystemConnectors |
Lists the system connectors modules. |
listAppclientModules |
Returns all deployed modules of specified type and
on specified target. |
listConnectorModules |
Returns an array of deployed connectors. |
listEjbModules |
Returns all deployed modules of specified
type and on specified target. |
listWebModules |
Returns all deployed modules of specified type and on
specified target. |
listJavaEEApplications |
Returns a list of deployed JavaEE Applications. These are the applications that are
deployed to a domain, and are registered under. |
enableJavaEEApplication |
Enables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also enabled. |
enableAppclientModule |
Enables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also enabled. |
enableConnectorModule |
Enables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also enabled. |
enableEjbModule |
Enables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also enabled. |
enableWebModule |
Enables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also enabled. |
disableJavaEEApplication |
Disables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also disabled. |
disableAppclientModule |
Disables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also disabled. |
disableConnectorModule |
Disables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also disabled. |
disableEjbModule |
Disables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also disabled. |
disableWebModule |
Disables an application or module
on the specified target. In case of a cluster, the application references of
the server instances in that cluster are also disabled. |
isJavaEEComponentEnabled |
Returns the status of the
application as in configuration. If the specified target is null/blank/"domain", only the enabled
flag of the actual application is used. Otherwise, the enabled flag of the application
reference is used to determine the enabled status. |
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Configuration Service
The Configuration Service enables you:
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To configure component containers, the JBI runtime, etc.
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To configure logging for component containers and the JBI runtime
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To manage application configurations and manage application variables
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To verify application configurations before deployment
Table 4 Configuration Service Method Names and Descriptions
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getRuntimeLoggerLevels |
Retrieves all the runtime loggers and their levels. |
getRuntimeLoggerLevel |
Looks up the
level of one runtime logger. |
setRuntimeLoggerLevel |
Sets the log level for a given runtime
logger. |
getComponentLoggerLevels |
Retrieves the component custom loggers and their levels. |
setComponentLoggerLevel |
Sets the component log
level for a given custom logger |
getComponentExtensionMBeanObjectNames |
Retrieves the extension MBean object names. |
getComponentConfiguration |
Retrieves the
component configuration. |
setComponentConfiguration |
Sets the component configuration. |
getRuntimeConfigurationMetaData |
Returns the runtime configuration metadata associated with the specified
property. The metadata contain name-value pairs like default, descriptionID, descriptorType, displayName, displayNameId, isStatic, name,
resourceBundleName, tooltip, tooltipId, and so on. |
setRuntimeConfiguration |
Sets the runtime configuration. |
getRuntimeConfiguration |
Retrieves the runtime configuration. |
getDefaultRuntimeConfiguration |
Retrieves
the default runtime configuration. |
isServerRestartRequired |
Checks if the server needs to be restarted to
apply the changes made to some of the configuration parameters. |
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Deployment Service
The Deployment Service enables you to deploy and undeploy:
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JBI Service Assemblies
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Java EE artifacts, such as enterprise archives (EAR files), EJB modules, web archives (WAR files), and Java EE connectors, application clients, etc.
Table 5 Deployment Service Method Names and Descriptions
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deployServiceAssembly |
Deploys the service assembly. |
deployServiceAssemblyFromDomain |
Deploys the service assembly from the domain
target. |
undeployServiceAssembly |
Undeploys the service assembly. |
deployJavaEEComponent |
Deploys a component to the given array of targets
which can be domains, clusters, or standalone instances. Since there are restrictions around how
clusters and standalone instances share deployments, the component bits are deployed only to
the first target in the list and then application references are created for
the rest of the targets in the array specified. |
undeployJavaEEComponent |
Undeploys a component to the
given array of targets which can be domains, clusters, or standalone instances. Since
there are restrictions around how clusters and standalone instances share deployments, the application references
are removed for all the targets except for the first one in the
array. After this, the component bits are undeployed from the first target in
the array. |
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Installation Service
The Installation Service enables you to:
Table 6 Installation Service Method Names and Descriptions
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installComponent |
Installs the component (service engine, binding component). |
uninstallComponent |
Uninstalls the component (service
engine, binding component). |
installSharedLibrary |
Installs the shared library. |
uninstallSharedLibrary |
Uninstalls the shared library. |
installComponentFromDomain |
Installs the component (service
engine, binding component) from the domain target. |
installSharedLibraryFromDomain |
Installs the shared library from domain target. |
upgradeComponent |
Upgrades
the component (service engine, binding component). Upgrades a component in a way that
actually involves the component. During the upgrade processing, the component's implementation of the new
upgrade SPI is invoked to give the component the opportunity to perform any
special processing necessary to complete the upgrade. Components which do not provide an
implementation of the upgrade SPI can still be updated using the updateComponent API.
Also, in the upgrade implementation, changes in the component's installation descriptor are allowed, with
the exception of the component name (for obvious reasons). This allows new shared
library dependencies, changes to the class names of the component's SPI implementations, and
changes to the component's class loading preferences (class path and class loading order). These
changes are allowed regardless of whether or not the component provides an implementation
of the new upgrade SPI. |
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Performance Measurement Service
The Performance Measurement Service attempts to address performance characterization for developers and administrators.
Table 7 Performance Measurement Service Method Names and Descriptions
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clearPeformaceInstrumentationMeasurement |
Resets the performance measurements on the endpoint. |
getPerformanceInstrumentationEnabled |
Retrieves the performance measurement
enabling flag. |
getPerformanceInstrumentationMeasurement |
Retrieves the performance measurement data for the specified endpoint. |
getPerformanceMeasurementCategories |
Retrieves the performance statistics
categories. Each item in the array is the key to the composite performance
data, which also indicates the type of measurement, such as normalization. |
setPerformanceInstrumentationEnabled |
Sets the
performance measurement enabling flag. |
getFrameworkStatisticsAsTabularData |
This method is used to provide JBIFramework statistics in
the given target. Data is displayed in tabular format. |
getFrameworkStatistics |
This method is used to
provide JBIFramework statistics in the given target. |
getComponentStatistics |
This method is used to provide statistics
for the given component in the given target. |
getComponentStatisticsAsTabularData |
This method is used to provide
statistics for the given component in the given target. Data is displayed in
tabular format. |
getEndpointStatisticsAsTabularData |
This method is used to provide statistic information about the given endpoint
in the given target. Data is displayed in tabular format. |
getEndpointStatistics |
This method is
used to provide statistic information about the given endpoint in the given target. |
getNMRStatisticsAsTabularData |
This
method is used to provide statistics about the message service in the given
target. Data is displayed in tabular format. |
getNMRStatistics |
This method is used to provide
statistics about the message service in the given target. |
getServiceAssemblyStatisticsAsTabularData |
This method is used to
provide statistics about a Service Assembly in the given target. Data is displayed
in tabular format. |
getServiceAssemblyStatistics |
This method is used to provide statistics about a Service
Assembly in the given target. |
enableMessageExchangeMonitoring |
This method is used to enable monitoring of timing
information about message exchanges. |
disableMessageExchangeMonitoring |
This method is used to disable monitoring of timing
information about message exchanges. |
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Alert Management Service
Table 8 Alert Management Service Method Names and Descriptions
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getAlertAdministrationService |
Creates and returns Alert Administration Service. |
getAlertConfigurationService |
Creates and returns
Alert Configuration Service. |
getAlertNotificationService |
Creates and returns Alert Notification Service. |
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Alert Administration Service
Table 9 Alert Administration Service Method Names and Descriptions
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getAlerts |
Retrieves all alerts. |
getAlertFieldNames |
Retrieves
a list of AlertInstance database fieldNames. |
update |
Updates the field's value based on criteria. |
delete |
Deletes
the alert object from persistence storage. |
observe |
Sets the list of AlertInstance's observationState to
observed. |
resolved |
Sets AlertInstance's observationState to resolved based on a criteria. |
reset |
Sets the list of AlertInstance's
observationState to its initial state, which is unobserved. |
UpdateComment |
Updates the comment field of the
alert. |
resetAll |
Sets the observationState to its initial state for all the table entries. |
resolveAll |
Sets Alert
observationState to resolved state for all the table entries. |
observeAll |
Sets Alert observationState to observed
state for all the table entries. |
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Alert Notification Service
Table 10 Alert Notification Service Method Names and Descriptions
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subscribe |
Requests the event management system to
get an event that satisfies the filter provided. The method will validate the
call-back object for the call-back method name and parameter (see below for more
information). This method enables the caller to register multiple times with different filtering, target,
and call-back parameters. |
unsubscribe |
Requests the event management system to stop forwarding events to this
client based on the subscription the caller made using the subscribe method. Once
all the callers unsubscribe all the IDs, any events that are waiting to
be delivered to this client are discarded. |
getSubscriptionInformation |
Utility method that returns the parameters
the client used to subscribe for alerts for the given subscription ID. |
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Alert Configuration Service
Table 11 Alert Configuration Service Method Names and Descriptions
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enableAlertsPersistence |
Enables alerts persistence in the alerts database. Enabling provides reliable alerts delivery in
case of delivery channel failure or application server restart. |
disableAlertsPersistence |
Disables alerts persistence in the
alerts database. |
isAlertsPersistenceEnabled |
Returns the last setting of the alert persistence enabling operation. True if
enabled, otherwise false. |
isAlertsJournalEnabled |
Returns the last setting of the alert journal enabling operation. True
if enabled, otherwise false. |
setPersistenceDataSourceJndiName |
Sets the JNDI name of the data source database
to be used for persistence. If not provided at least once the persistence
will be disabled even if enableAlertsPersistence is set to true. |
getPersistenceDataSourceJndiName |
Returns the last set
JNDI name for the alert persistence data source. |
setPersistenceDataBaseType |
Sets the database type to be
used for persistence. Derby is the assumed default database. If a different database
is used, this method should be called prior to enabling the persistence. |
getPersistenceDataBaseType |
The return
value represents the last set DB type. |
setPersistedAlertsMaxAge |
Sets the maximum time a persisted
alert is stored in the alert database before it is deleted as part
of the removal policy. |
getPersistedAlertsMaxAge |
Returns the last setting for the allowed persisted alert
age. A value of 0 current time could cause all persisted alerts to
be deleted. When a negative value is used this policy element is ignored. |
setPersistedAlertsMaxCount |
Sets
the maximum number of alerts allowed to be persisted before an alert is
deleted as part of the removal policy in effect. If persistence is on
and the count set to zero, it negates journaling being on. |
getPersistedAlertsMaxCount |
Returns the
last setting for the maximum of alerts allowed to be persisted. A value
of 0 means no alerts are persisted. |
setPersistedAlertsLevel |
The priority based alert level that
is part of the removal policy. The priorities are as follows (from low
to high): INFO, WARNING, MINOR, MAJOR, CRITICAL, and FATAL. All alerts from the
provided level and below will be candidates for removal. |
getPersistedAlertsLevel |
The returned value represents the
last setting for the level of alerts that are allowed to be removed
from persistence for each target. |
setPersistedAlertsRemovelPolicy |
Sets the effective policy for the removal of persisted
alerts. |
getPersistedAlertsRemovalPolicy |
Returns the return value representing an array of the last setting the policy
used when persisted alerts are to be removed. An empty array means no
policy is enforced. |
enablePersistedAlertsPolicyExecution |
Enables or disables the ability to use the removal policy. |
isPersistedAlertsPolicyExecutionEnabled |
The
returned value represents the last setting that enables/disables the persisted alerts removal policy. |
setPersistedAlertsRemovelPolicyExecInterval |
Sets how often the persisted alerts removal policy is executed. |
getPersistedAlertsRemovelPolicyExecInterval |
Returns the
returned value representing The last interval setting of the persisted alerts removal policy
is executed. |
setInMemoryAlertsCacheMaxSize |
Sets the maximum number of alerts that can be cached in
memory prior to being delivered to the registered listeners. |
getInMemoryAlertsCacheMaxSize |
Returns the returned value representing
the last setting of the maximum size of memory in the alerts cache. |
setAlertTableName |
Sets
the persisted alerts table name. |
getPersistedAlertsCount |
Returns the total number of alerts currently persisted.
This value is volatile and could change. |
enableAlertsPersistence |
This API enables the caller to set
all the parameters defined in the other APIs in this interface. All the
settings are applied prior to enabling the persistence. |
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JMS Management Service
Table 12 JMS Management Service Method Names and Descriptions
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getServerProperties |
Returns the server properties. |
isServerReady |
Checks
if the message server is ready. |
getXids |
Returns a list of transactions on the
message server. |
rollbackXid |
Rolls back a specified transaction on the message server. |
getTopicProperties |
Retrieves the specified
topic properties. |
getTopics |
Retrieves the list of topics on the message server. |
getTopicsWithHeaders |
Returns a list
of topics with header properties on the message server. |
getTemporaryTopics |
Retrieves a list of temporary
topics. |
createTopic |
Creates a new specified topic with the specified name on the message server. |
deleteTopic |
Deletes
a specified topic on the message server. |
getTopicMessage |
Returns a message body of a
specified message of a specified topic. |
getTopicMsgProperties |
Returns the specified topic message properties. |
getTopicMsgPropertiesList |
Returns a list
of messages with the properties for the given start message index. |
getSubscribers |
Returns a list
of subscribers for a specified topic. |
changeTopicTextMessage |
Changes the content of a specified text
message of a specified topic. |
changeTopicBytesMessage |
Changes the content of a specified bytes message of
a specified topic. |
deleteTopicMessage |
Deletes a specified message from a specified topic. |
getTopicMessageType |
Returns the message type
of a specified message from a specified topic. |
suspendTopic |
Suspends a specified topic. |
resumeTopic |
Resumes the suspended
topic. |
submitNewMessage |
Submits a new message to a specified topic or queue on the
message server. |
createTopicDurableSubscriber |
Creates a new specified topic durable subscriber for a specified topic on the
message server. |
unsubscribeDurableSubscriber |
Unsubscribes a specified durable subscription on the message server. |
republishTopicMessage |
Resends a specified journalled
message to a specified queue on the message server. |
getTopicStatistics |
Returns the statistics of a
specified topic on the message server. |
getQeueueProperties |
Retrieves the queue properties. |
getQueues |
Retrieves the list of
queues on the message server. |
getQueuesWithHeaders |
Returns a list of queues with header properties
on the message server. |
getTemporaryQueues |
Retrieves the list of temporary queues. |
createQueue |
Creates a new queue with
the specified name on the message server. |
deleteQueue |
Deletes a specified queue on
the message server. |
getQueueMsgProperties |
Returns the specified topic message properties. |
getQueueMsgPropertiesList |
Returns a list of messages
with its properties for the given start message index. |
getQueueMessage |
Returns a message body of
a specified message of a queue. |
getReceivers |
Returns a list of receivers for a
specified queue. |
changeQueueTextMessage |
Changes the content of a specified text message of a queue. |
changeQueueBytesMessage |
Changes
the content of a specified bytes message of a specified queue. |
deleteQueueMessage |
Deletes a specified
message from a specified queue. |
getQueueMessageType |
Returns the message type of a specified message
of the queue. |
suspendQueue |
Suspends a specified queue. |
resumeQueue |
Resumes the suspended queue. |
resendQueueMessage |
Republishes a specified journalled
message to a specified topic on the message server. |
getQueueStatistics |
Returns the statistics of a
specified queue on the message server. |
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Log Management Service
Table 13 Log Management Service Method Names and Descriptions
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getLogString |
Reads the page, filter, and
search log. Returns only the lines prepared as a single String without any
other metadata. |
getLog |
Reads, filters, and searches a page of lines from the log;
the lines are returned in a Map. |
getLogAsString |
Logs, filters, and searches a page of
lines from the log; the lines are prepared as one string. |
listLoggerNames |
Lists the names
of loggers registered with the target. |
listLoggerObjectNames |
List the names of loggers registered with
the target. |
isLoggerRegistered |
Asks if the logger instance is registered with the target server instance. |
registerLogger |
Registers
a logger instance with the target server instance. |
unregisterLogger |
Unregisters a logger instance with
the target server instance. |
setLogFile |
Set the logger file name. |
getLogFile |
Obtains the logger file name. |
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BPEL Management Service
The BPEL Management Service supports two types of API method names:
Note - These APIs are in addition to the APIs exposed for BPEL from the
configuration service.
Table 14 BPEL Management Service API Method Names and Descriptions (non-JBI Based Components)
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getBPELInstances |
Obtains BPEL instances given optional BPEL process QName and/or an
optional BPStatus or an optional instance ID. If instanceId is present, the BPEL
process QName and BPStatus are ignored. The maximum instances to return is 1000,
user specifies a lower number for maxRecords to limit the number of the
instances returned. If the BPInstanceQueryResult.overflow is true, it indicates the number of qualifying
instances is larger than 1000, no instances are returned in the result list,
user should specify a maxRecords (<= 1000) and sortColumn and order. |
getBPELInstanceActivityStatus |
Obtains the list
of ActivityStatus of a BPEL instance. |
getBPELProcessIds |
Obtains the list of BPEL process QName
as String within a service unit. |
getBPELInstanceFault |
Obtains the fault detail of a faulted BPEL
instance. |
getInvokerInstance |
Obtains the list of an invoker (parent) BPEL instance(s) that invoked a specific
bpel instance |
getInvokeeInstance |
Obtains the list of invokee (sub) BPEL instance(s) that a specific BPEL
instance invoked. |
isMonitoringEnabled |
Asks if Monitoring is enabled. |
isPersistenceEnabled |
Asks if Persistence is enabled. |
resumeInstance |
Resumes a Business
Process Instance for a given Business Process Instance. |
terminateInstance |
Terminates a Business Process Instance for
a given Business Process Instance |
suspendInstance |
Suspends a Business Process Instance for a given Business
Process Instance |
getBPELInstanceFault |
Obtains the fault detail of a faulted BPEL instance. |
suspendAllInstance |
Suspends all instances of
a BPEL process. |
resumeAllInstance |
Resumes all instances of a BPEL process. |
terminateAllInstance |
Terminates all instances of
a BPEL process. |
changeVariableValue |
Changes the BPEL variable value. Note that, only the leaf
node can be changed. |
getVariableValue |
Obtains the BPEL variable value. The content of the BPEL
variable is returned. |
listBPELVaraibles |
Obtains the BPEL variable information for a BPEL instance. |
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Table 15 BPEL Management Service API Method Names and Descriptions (JBI Based Components)
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setBusinessProcessInstanceVariableValue |
Sets
the value for the property using XPath on a Part given a business
process instance, container, part, the XPath expression, and value. |
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Master Data Management (MDM) Service
This API service provides the capability to integrate and manage data and applications
in a complex and distributed enterprise business environment, including the following data management
products:
Table 16 Master Index Management (MDM) Service API Method Names and Descriptions
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listApplicationNames |
Returns a list of MDM Applications that are currently deployed. |
getApplicationStatus |
Returns
the status of MDM Applications. |
getDatabaseStatus |
Returns the status of the Database connection. |
getWebModuleStatus |
Returns the
status of the MDM Web Application Module. |
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Java CAPS Adapters Management Service
Table 17 Java CAPS Adapters Management Service API Method Names and Descriptions
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start |
Starts the component; the
semantics of this operation is left to the implementation. |
restart |
Restarts the component; the semantics
of this operation is left to the implementation. |
stop |
Stops the component; the semantics of
this operation is left to the implementation. |
getStatus |
Returns the status. |
getProperties |
Returns the properties. |
isStartable |
Determines whether a
"start" button would be presented to the user. |
isRestartable |
Determines whether a "restart" button would
be presented to the user. |
isStoppable |
Determines whether a "stop" button would be presented to
the user. |
getType |
Returns the type of the adapter—monitored component. |
getConfiguration |
Returns the adapter—monitored component's configuration. |
getState |
Returns
the state of the adapter—monitored component. |
getTargetState |
Returns the target state of the adapter—monitored
component. This is the state that the adapter component is or was changing
to. This status may be different from that returned by getState(). |
getRAConfiguration |
Returns the adapter's
metadata details. |
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Target Option Behavior for the Management Client
The --target option causes the install and deploy commands to behave differently. Depending
upon the option value specified, these differences can be radical.
Note - Two of the target option names are constant: “server” and “domain.” They represent
an instance of an operator and are replaceable with a name specific to
the current template.
Table 18 Target Option Value and Behavior
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server |
The command is executed against the
embedded domain administration server (DAS) instance. |
domain |
When the target option is the literal string
domain, the component is executed against the domain itself, but not to any instances
or clusters running on the domain. This option value is only applicable for
install or deploy commands. |
cluster name |
When a cluster name is specified, the command
is executed against all instances in the specified cluster. |
instance name |
When an instance name
is specified, the command is executed against the specific instance specified. |
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