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broker_buildall
Use the broker_buildall utility to compile all pre-webMethods 6.x intelligent integration components and scripted operations from a Broker.
When you run the broker_buildall utility, it compiles all components on the Broker that have the "Need to compile" status. If an error is encountered while compiling, broker_buildall writes a message to the event log and continues with the next component. You can recompile if necessary.
Syntax
broker_buildall [-force] [-output] [-h] [-?] [--] [broker@]server[:port]
[-idhelp] [id_options]
Argument
Description
-h
Displays a usage message.
-?
Displays usage help for Java command-line options.
-force
Causes the utility to bypass error checking. Forces a recompile for every Scripted Operation and Intelligent Integration Component regardless of their state.
-output
Outputs the standard output name of the component being compiled.
--
Allows the Broker name to start with the character -.
[broker@]server[:port]
Identifies the name of the Broker Server (and optionally, the Broker and the port number) on which to load the Broker information. If you omit the Broker name, the default Broker is assumed. If you omit the Broker Server, only syntax checking is performed on the file.
-idhelp
Displays a usage message for the [id_options].
[id_options]
Provides identification needed for administrative access to the Broker if the Broker is protected by an Access Control List (ACL).
-entrust uses entrust as the SSL provider. Default is JSSE.
-keystore filename specifies the name of the file containing the user SSL certificate.
-password password specifies the password for the keystore file.
-truststore filename specifies the name of the file containing the trusted root of the user SSL certificate.
-noencrypt specifies not to use encryption for the connection. By default, every connection using a certificate is encrypted.
-basicauthuser username specifies the user name for basic authentication. If you specify -basicauthuser, you must also specify -basicauthpassword.
-basicauthpassword password specifies the password for the basic authentication user. If you specify -basicauthpassword, you must also specify -basicauthuser.