Deployer 10.11 | Deploying Assets from Source webMethods Runtimes | Creating a Deployment Set from Runtime Assets
 
Creating a Deployment Set from Runtime Assets
You identify the assets to include in the project using deployment sets. Each deployment set identifies the user-created assets you want to deploy from one type of source server to a target server. A single project can include deployment sets with assets from different types of webMethods applications. For example, a single project can include Integration Server deployment sets and ProcessModel deployment sets.
*To create a deployment set
1. In Deployer, go to the Deployer> Projects page.
2. If locking is enabled, in the Lock Status column for the project, click to lock the project.
3. In the Name column, click the project.
4. In the right-hand pane, click Define.
5. Click Create Set.
6. If you are creating a deployment set for runtime-based deployment, perform the following:
a. From the Type box, select the type of deployment set you want to create.
b. From the Set box, select Deployment.
7. Specify the following fields:
Box
Entry
Name
Name to use for the deployment set. The name can be up to 32 characters long and cannot contain spaces or the following illegal characters:
$ ~ / \ # & @ ^ ! % * : ; , + = > < ‘ ’ "
Description
Description for the deployment set. The description length has no limit and can include any characters.
Maximum TN Assets to Display
Number of Trading Networks assets Deployer should display. Depending on your browser, Deployer might not be able to display more than 1000 assets for Trading Networks. If the source server hosts more than 1000 assets, use this field with the with the All other assets field to reduce the number of assets displayed.
Packages(IS & TN deployment set)
After you choose the source servers, Deployer will display all packages on the servers. You can use this field to narrow the display. Type a regular expression that specifies the text that the package names must contain in order to be displayed.
The following are examples of regular expressions:
*To narrow display to packages whose name starts with string, use the following:
string.*
*To narrow display to packages whose name ends with string, use the following:
.*string$
All other assets
After you choose the source servers, Deployer will display all assets on those servers. You can use this field to narrow the display. Specify a regular expression that specifies the text that the asset names must contain in order to be displayed. For examples, see the Packages field.
8. Click Create.