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Updated: August 2018

Developing Agents With the Generic Data Service (GDS)

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Using This Documentation

Chapter 1 Creating a Data Service with GDS

Chapter 2 Creating a Data Service with GDSv2

Overview of the GDSv2

RGM Callback Methods

The method_command Sequence

Installing and Configuring the GDSv2

Installing the GDSv2

Configuring the GDSv2

Registering a GDSv2 Resource Type

Creating a GDSv2 Resource

Using the GDSv2 Extension Properties

ORCL.gds method_command Extension Properties

Additional ORCL.gds Extension Properties

ORCL.gds_proxy method_command Extension Properties

Additional ORCL.gds_proxy Extension Properties

Using the GDSv2 Demo Scripts

ORCL.gds Demo Scripts

ORCL.gds_proxy Demo Scripts

Using Subclassed GDSv2 Resource Types

Reasons to Subclass GDSv2 Resource Types

Upgrading the ORCL.gds and ORCL.gds_proxy Resource Types

Information for Registering the New Resource Type Version

Information for Migrating Existing Instances of the Resource Type

How to Migrate Instances of GDSv2 Resource Type

Chapter 3 Using Agent Builder to Create a Service That Uses GDS or GDSv2

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Installing the GDSv2

This section contains information about how the GDSv2 software is installed.

The GDSv2 is automatically installed when you install any of the following Oracle Solaris Cluster packages:

The ha-cluster-full package
The ha-cluster-framework-full package
The ha-cluster-data-services-full package

If you installed the ha-cluster-minimal group package, you can manually use the pkg(1) command to install the Oracle Solaris IPS package:

pkg://ha-cluster/ha-service/gds2

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