Out of the box a package can be installed on webMethods Integration Server via the Administrator’s Package Management GUI or using WmDeployer.
Following code snippet with allow you to install packages on a webMethods Integration Server through the usage of a custom developed java program, leveraging the internal wM codebase for introducing a package.
Java code snippet :
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/* * Usage: java -classpath <path_to_client_classes> PackageInstaller * host:<hostname> port:<port> user:<username> * pswd:<password> pckg:<package1>,<package2>,… * * The .zip extension for package names should be omitted * * If using a secure connection (https) to connect to your Integration Server * uncomment the following line in the connect() method below: * context.setSecure(true); */ import com.wm.app.b2b.client.*; import com.wm.util.*; import java.util.StringTokenizer; public class PackageInstaller { public static String hostName = null; public static String port = null; public static String userName = null; public static String password = null; public static String errorMsg = null; public static String packages = null; public static String tmpStr = null; Context context = null; public boolean connected = false; public static boolean secure = false; public static void main(String[] args) { /***********************************************************************/ /* Parse command line. The hostname, port, username and password must */ /* ALL be specified. */ /***********************************************************************/ errorMsg = “”; for (int iCtr = 0; iCtr < args.length; iCtr++) { if (args[iCtr].indexOf(“host:”) != -1) { hostName = args[iCtr].substring(5); if (hostName.length() < 1) errorMsg = errorMsg + “n No host name specified”; } else if (args[iCtr].indexOf(“port:”) != -1) { port = args[iCtr].substring(5); if (port.length() < 1) errorMsg = errorMsg + “n No port specified”; } else if (args[iCtr].indexOf(“user:”) != -1) { userName = args[iCtr].substring(5); if (userName.length() < 1) errorMsg = errorMsg + “n No user name specified”; } else if (args[iCtr].indexOf(“pswd:”) != -1) { password = args[iCtr].substring(5); if (password.length() < 1) errorMsg = errorMsg + “n No password specified”; } else if (args[iCtr].indexOf(“pckg:”) != -1) { packages = args[iCtr].substring(5); if (packages.length() < 1) errorMsg = errorMsg + “n No packages specified”; } else { errorMsg = errorMsg + “n Invalid parameter ‘” + args[iCtr] + “‘ specified.”; } } /***********************************************************************/ /* Display program usage instruction if there were any errors with the */ /* command line arguments. */ /***********************************************************************/ if ((errorMsg.length() > 0) || (hostName == null) || (port == null) || (userName == null) || (password == null) || (packages == null)) { System.out.println(” Usage: java -classpath ” + “<path_to_client_classes> PackageInstaller ” + “host:<hostname> port:<port> user:<username> ” + “pswd:<password> pckg:<package1>,<package2>,…n”); System.out.println(” Omit the .zip extension for package names”); if (errorMsg.length() > 0) System.out.println(” Errors encountered:” + errorMsg); System.exit(1); } //Create an instance of this class PackageInstaller packageInstaller = new PackageInstaller(); System.out.println(“Instantiated installer”); packageInstaller.connect(true); if(!packageInstaller.connected) { System.exit(1); } StringTokenizer st = new StringTokenizer(packages, “,”); while (st.hasMoreTokens()) { String packageName = st.nextToken(); packageInstaller.install(packageName + “.zip”); packageInstaller.activate(packageName); } System.exit(0); } public void connect(boolean dispMsg) { context = new Context(); try { /***********************************************/ /* Uncomment the following line if using https */ /***********************************************/ // context.setSecure(true); context.connect(hostName + “:” + port, userName, password); connected = true; } catch(ServiceException e) { if (dispMsg) { System.out.println(“Could not connect to ” + hostName + “:” + port); System.out.println(e.toString()); } connected = false; } } public void install(String packageName) { try { System.out.println(“Installing package ” + packageName + ” … “); Values input = new Values(); input.put(“file”, packageName); Values data = context.invoke(“wm.server.packages”, “packageInstall”, input); // System.out.println(“IData:n”); // System.out.println(data.toString()); } catch(ServiceException e) { System.out.println(e.toString()); System.exit(1); } } public void activate(String packageName) { try { System.out.println(“Activating package ” + packageName + ” … “); Values input = new Values(); input.put(“package”, packageName); Values data = context.invoke(“wm.server.packages”, “packageActivate”, input); // System.out.println(“IData:n”); // System.out.println(data.toString()); } catch(ServiceException e) { System.out.println(e.toString()); System.exit(1); } } public PackageInstaller() { System.out.println(); System.out.println(“******PackageInstaller utility*******”); System.out.println(); } } |
Remarks:
- When compiling and running the java program make sure to include files wm-isclient.jar and mail.jar in your class path. File wm-isclient.jar can found in the “common/lib” folder of an Integration Server whereas file mail.jar is localized in the “ext” sub folder of the “common/lib” folder.
- Usage of the PackageInstaller program is PackageInstaller host:<hostname> port:<port> user:<username> pswd:<password> pckg:<package1>,<package2>,…
The .zip extension for package names should be omitted - At this moment the java program is working with at least webMethods Integration Server v7.1.2. Specifications contained herein are potentially subject to change so use them at your own risk.
Author: Johan De Wulf
