Example control script

############################ Global Variables ###############################
#### Global variables can be reused anywhere in the control script, and 
#### certain global variables (such as jcd_port and working_dir) are used 
#### as defaults for the control interpreter.

# JCD connection
jcd_port = 8088
jcd_use_ssl  = false

# Dgraph and LogServer ports
#
# IMPORTANT NOTE: Although not required, Reference UI expects logserver to be 
# running on dgraph port +2
#
dgraph_port 	= 8000
logserver_port 	= 8002

# Reusable path variables
sample_wine_data_dir = $(endeca_root)..\reference\sample_wine_data

# Common operational variables for all bricks
working_machine = wine_indexer
working_dir     = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\data
stdout_base     = ..\logs\out.
stderr_base     = ..\logs\err.

# Location of Perl 5.8.3 binary (required for Fetch brick)
perl_binary = $(endeca_root)\perl\5.8.3\bin\perl.exe

############################ Bricks ########################################
#### Bricks define interfaces to various programs.
####
#### Endeca components such as forge, dgidx and dgraph have special bricks
#### that know about the process they are running.
####
#### For other user-defined actions, a Shell brick can be used to run any
#### system command.

# This brick defines the machine to be used for the data update process.
wine_indexer : Machine
				name = localhost

# This brick runs forge to process the raw data.
wine_forge : Forge
				pipeline = ..\data\forge_input\pipeline.epx
				forge_options = -vw 

# This brick runs dgidx to index the processed data.
wine_dgidx : Dgidx
				input  = ..\data\partition0\forge_output\wine
				output = ..\data\partition0\dgidx_output\wine

# This brick moves index files from dgidx_output to dgraph_input.
wine_fetch : Fetch
				source = file:///$(sample_wine_data_dir)\data\partition0\dgidx_output\*
				dest = .\partition0\dgraph_input
				remove_source = true

# This brick runs the dgraph, using the indices created by the
# wine_dgidx brick. Note that the global setting for working_dir
# has been overridden in this brick.
wine_dgraph : Dgraph
				working_dir = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\logs
				input = ..\data\partition0\dgraph_input\wine
				port = $(dgraph_port)

# This brick runs logserver to handle application logging requests.
wine_logserver : LogServer
				port            = $(logserver_port)
				log_file_prefix = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\logs\logserver_output\wine
	




# This brick generates an html report for all logs in a directory.
wine_genreport : ReportGenerator
				logs = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\logs\logserver_output\
				settings = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\etc\report_settings.xml
				stylesheet = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\etc\report_stylesheet.xsl
				output = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\reports\sample_report.html

# This brick generates an xml report for use by the business studio
wine_toolsreport : ReportGenerator
			logs = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\logs\logserver_output\
			settings = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\etc\report_settings.xml
			stylesheet = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\etc\tools_report_stylesheet.xsl
			output = $(sample_wine_data_dir)\reports\tools_report.xml
			timerange = "day-so-far"


############################ Scripts #######################################
#### Scripts are called to run each brick in the correct order to accomplish
#### tasks.

# This Script brick runs the entire data update sequence: process
# the data using forge, index the data using dgidx, stop the
# currently running dgraph and restart it using the new indices.
runme : Script
				wine_forge
				wine_dgidx
				if wine_dgraph.running
						wine_dgraph.stop
				wine_fetch
				wine_dgraph.start
				if wine_logserver.running
						wine_logserver.stop
				wine_logserver.start

# This Script brick stops and restarts the dgraph. This brick
# is useful in cases where the administrator wants to restart 
# the dgraph but does not need to rerun forge or dgidx.
dgraph_start : Script
				if wine_dgraph.running
						wine_dgraph.stop
				wine_dgraph.start

# This Script brick stops the dgraph if it is running.  This
# is useful when re-defining bricks on a running JCD
dgraph_stop : Script
				if wine_dgraph.running
						wine_dgraph.stop
# This Script brick stops and restarts the logserver. This brick
# is useful in cases where the administrator wants to restart 
# the logserver but does not need to rerun forge or dgidx or restart 
# the dgraph.
logserver_start : Script
				if wine_logserver.running
						wine_logserver.stop
				wine_logserver.start

# This Script brick rolls the log file generated by the LogServer. 
logserver_roll : Script
				wine_logserver.roll