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Implementing Domain Builds and Updates
Dump Endpoint Lists and Then Iterating Queue Creation
When a deployment contains many endpoints and multiple messaging nodes, you might
want to programmatically set the queue endpoints on the appropriate messaging node.
◆ To dump endpoint lists and iterate queue creation:
1. Extract the content of an archive to a temp directory.
2. Create an iterator over the elements in ESB\Endpoints\. On each item, examine the file
to see if the type is QUEUE. For each queue item, output its destination value to a list.
3. Create an application based on the SonicMQ ConfigBean/CreateQueue sample that
connects to the domain and then adds (but does not overwrite!) each listed queue.
4. You can tune the queues after they are created (global, clusterwide, size, etc.).
You might have to handle different connection_ref values in separate runs, or a more
robust application.
Manage Imports, Containers, and Installed Sonic Products
If you used host names as the management container names, you can add the name of the
product hosted so adding deployed services to appropriate containers is easier to map. For
example, if you install Sonic BPELServer (bpel) on a system named eagle, you could
name the container eagle_bpel.
Evaluate Change Requirements in JavaScript, and ebXML Files
Use a regular expression tool to review sonicfs:// and URL references in documents.
Correct references might be in development or early staging levels. Confirm that
references are correct in the target domain.
Test and Accept or Rollback
You should run a test suite in a target domain that is for advanced staging or production
to ensure that the behaviors expected of the new or updated elements in the change set are
as expected and that nothing else changed. Be prepared to fail a domain update and roll it
back to its previous configuration store.
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