CentraSite Documentation : CentraSite Administrator’s Guide : Importing Objects Using the API : Invoking an Importer from a Java Class : Executing the Script File That Invokes an Importer : Importing a BPEL Process
Importing a BPEL Process
 
Invoking the BPEL Administrator from the Command Line
To import a BPEL process, call your importer script file with the following input parameters:
yourScriptFile -file bpelFile -user yourCSUserID -password yourPassword
Example:
myScript -file d:\myDirectory\myBPELFile.bpel -user jcambrose -password j45Hk19a
The input parameters are:
Parameter
Description
-file bpelFile
Required. The absolute or relative path to the BPEL process file that you want to import. If relative, the path should be relative to the location from where the command is executed.
-user userID
The user ID of a registered CentraSite user. For example, a user who has the CentraSite Administrator role.
-password password
The password for the registered CentraSite user identified by the parameter -user.
-h hostName
Optional. The host name or IP address of the computer where the CentraSite registry/repository component is running.
If you omit this parameter, the importer assumes that the registry/repository is running on localhost.
-p portNumber
The port number on which the CentraSite registry/repository is configured to listen for incoming requests.
If you omit this parameter, the importer assumes that the registry/repository is listening on the default port, 53307.
-dburl url
The fully qualified URL for the CentraSite registry/repository.
If you omit this parameter, the importer assumes that the registry/repository resides at http://localhost:53307/CentraSite/CentraSite.
Note:  
If the registry/repository is running on a different machine and port number, you can use this parameter to specify its location instead of using the individual -h and -p parameters. (If you specify the -dburl parameter with the -h and/or -p parameters, the -h and -p parameters will be ignored.)
-nowarning
Suppresses the warning message that the importer issues if the BPEL process references a BPEL Partner Link Type that refers to a Web service that is not present in the CentraSite registry.
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