Building and Uploading Processes with the Command-Line Utility

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To build and upload processes from the command-line

1. Open the directory Software AG_directory \Designer\util\ on Windows systems or Software AG_directory /Designer/util/ on UNIX-based systems.

2. Open the processConfig.xml file in a text editor. For more information about the contents of this file, see About Building and Uploading with the Command-Line Utility.

3. Save the file with a new filename, so that you do not overwrite the example file processConfig.xml with your modifications.

4. If you have more than one process to build and upload, copy the <Process> element (from <Process> to </Process>) and paste it after </Process> and before </Processes>.

5. For each process you want to build and upload, populate the ProcessName, ProcessProjectName, and Process file path information in the <Process> section.

6. Add or remove <Integration Server> elements (from <Integration Server> to </Integration Server>) as required within each <Process> section.

7. In each <Integration Server> element, specify the Name, Host, Port, UserID, Pwd, and UseSSL information.

8. Enter the log directory file path in the <logDir> section.

Important:
Be sure to remove any unused sections before you save the configuration file and run the utility.

9. Save the configuration file

10. Open a command session and run Software AG_directory \Designer\util\buildUploadProcess.bat on Windows systems or Software AG_directory /Designer/util/buildUploadProcess.sh on UNIX-based systems as follows:

On Windows:

buildUploadProcess.bat -configFile configFileName

In UNIX-based systems:

buildUploadProcess.sh -configFile configFileName

Important:
The command-line utility does not deploy webMethods CAF task applications associated with task steps in a process model to My webMethods Server. However, it does create Integration Server (IS) services for task steps. You must deploy the task applications manually, see webMethods BPM Task Development Help.