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Chapter 2: Exporting ESB Artifacts for Deployment Exporting ESB Artifacts With the ESB Admin Tool The Sonic ESB command line tool, ESB Admin Tool, performs export actions by adding all ESB elements, or those defined in the properties of an existing archive or an extracted archive properties file (ExportProperties.xml.) Using scripts, you can automate the process of connecting, starting the tool, opening an archive, and rebuilding the archive. The techniques under the command line tool are straightforward. Its use is appropriate for scripting the extraction of similar data from multiple systems. The archive files can be saved in change management or source control systems as binary objects. Note See “Sonic ESB Tools and Samples” chapter of the Progress Sonic ESB Configuration and Management Guide for more information about this tool. This technique for export either exports all the ESB elements in the domain or only the roots defined in an ExportProperties.xml file and then evaluated for their dependencies. That file is automatically created in an archive and is not intended for user editing. Starting the ESB Admin Tool The Sonic ESB Admin Tool provides a command-line interface for deployment. It provides commands for exporting to archives and the file system. These export commands can become part of a scripted set of commands. ◆ To start the ESB Admin Tool for export Note A system must have a Sonic ESB Administration Tools installation or a Sonic Workbench installation to run this tool. 1. Check that the source domain manager is running. 2. On the system where you run the export process, start the ESB Admin Tool: ■ Under Windows, choose: Start > Programs > Progress > Sonic 8.5 > Tools > ESB Admin Tool ■ Under UNIX or Linux, on a system installed with the Sonic ESB Administration Tools, open a console window to the Sonic ESB installation directory, and enter: ./bin/esbadmin.sh The ESB Admin Tool window opens. 50 Progress Sonic ESB Deployment Guide 8.5
For a list of commands, enter: ESBAdmin> help (or ?) After you complete the export tasks with this tool, enter: ESBAdmin> disconnect ESBAdmin> exit (or bye) Using Scripts in the ESB Admin Tool Exporting ESB Artifacts With the ESB Admin Tool You can create a text file of commands to run as a script. For example: 1. Create a text file with the content: connect Domain1 localhost:2506 Administrator Administrator export archive c:\deploy\Samples.xar all disconnect 2. Save the file as c:\deploy\exportAll.txt. 3. Open a console window in the ESB8.5 directory, and then enter: c:\Sonic\ESB8.5> bin\esbadmin < c:\deploy\exportAll.txt Once you have developed tailoring maps, you can add scripted steps to apply maps, produce analysis reports, and import into the target domain. Connecting to the Source Domain To export from a domain, you must first connect to it. Enter the connection data for the domain using the following syntax: connect domain url [username password] [managementNode] For example, where security is required, but management nodes are not used: ESBAdmin> connect Domain1 localhost:2506 Administrator Administrator Connecting ... Connected to Directory Service at localhost:2506 Progress Sonic ESB Deployment Guide 8.5 51
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