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Chapter 2: Exporting ESB Artifacts for Deployment
■ Add all ESB elements in the domain — Selects all the ESB element types, but
does not include SonicFS data unless referenced as dependencies.
■ Choose ESB Containers — Lets you select one or more ESB Containers. The
links evaluated are services, endpoints, processes, and connections, each of which
is, in turn, evaluated for dependencies.
■ Choose ESB Processes — Lets you select one or more ESB processes. The links
evaluated are endpoints, services, processes, and WSDL URLs (when referencing
SonicFS). Also:
❑ For each step in an ESB process, the endpoint name at each endpoint step (the
endpoint name, the process name of each ESB process step, and the service
name of each service step.)
❑ For each runtime parameter, if the parameter is a URL reference to a SonicFS
file, the referenced file is included.
❑ For each invocation step, the .esbws file, when that file is in SonicFS.
■ Choose ESB Services — Lets you select one or more ESB services. The links
evaluated are endpoints, services, processes, WSDL URLs (when these reference
SonicFS), and init parameters that are URL references to SonicFS files. Sonic
BPEL Server services evaluate the related BPAR as a dependency.
■ Choose ESB Service Types — Lets you select one or more ESB service types.
Choosing a service type includes its properties file as a dependency.
■ Choose ESB Endpoints — Lets you select one or more ESB Endpoints. The links
that are evaluated are EndpointTypes and WSDL URLs in SonicFS.
■ Add all SonicFS — Since many elements in SonicFS might be dependencies of
ESB elements, this option selects all of the files in the Sonic File System.
■ Choose SonicFS — Lets you select one or more folders and files from SonicFS:
❑ When you choose a folder, you get all of a specified folder structure including
any files you imported into the SonicFS in the selected folder.
❑ When you choose a file in SonicFS as the root element, that file is evaluated
to include its dependencies. These include xsl, xslt, xml, xsd, wsdl, esbws,
esbdb, xaction, or cbr. For example, an esbws file references a wsdl file.
You can choose a mixture of folders and files, a technique that lets choose a
folder’s contents and also evaluate the dependencies of a file in the folder that you
know will have dependencies; for example, an esbws file in a project folder.
■ Rebuild — Starts the archive rebuild process, described on page 37.
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