The System Management Hub supports a batch interface called argbatch,
which can be used to create and run broker-specific routine jobs, for example,
to list brokers, servers, and services and to start and stop broker. Help is
provided in the batch interface. See the sections on the batch interface in the
separate System Management Hub documentation for more information.
This document provides a short introduction to the System Management Hub batch interface to get you started. It covers the following topics:
Most of the argbatch commands require that you provide your user ID and
password. To avoid typing your user ID and password for each command, we
recommend that you first use the argbatch set environment command to set your
user ID and password. Settings exceed session lifetime and are valid for the
current user until they are overwritten with new values in a new argbatch set environment command, or until they are cleaned with the command
argbatch clear environment
To set the environment
Enter the argbatch command
argbatch set environment user=myuserid password=mypassword
Replace myuserid and mypassword with your own user ID and password.
Or:
Alternatively, you can also use the environment variables
ARGBATCH_USER and ARGBATCH_PASSWORD to specify your user ID and password.
If these two environment variables have been defined, their values
will be taken. Specifying a user ID and password directly as parameters in the
argbatch command will override the values specified by the environment
variables.
Define the product for your argbatch session with the command
argbatch set environment product="webMethods EntireX 9.9"
It is also possible to set the product version for the argbatch session,
but this should be handled with care and only be done if necessary, observing
the following rules:
The product version should not be set if only one version of the product is installed. In this case, the version is used by default.
The product version should not be set if more than one version is installed and the most frequently used version is the newest version (default).
One good reason for setting the version in the environment is if you have two or more product versions installed and the most frequently used version is not the newest version. Then, it is helpful to set the version to the most frequently used version.
To define the product and, if necessary, the product version
Display a list of available products by entering the command
argbatch show products
A list of available products will be displayed, among them the product webMethods EntireX 9.9.
Display a list of available versions by entering the command
argbatch show versions product="webMethods EntireX 9.9"
All installed versions of webMethods EntireX 9.9 will be displayed.
If the product and version of the product you are using are not listed, set the environment to the product "webMethods EntireX 9.9" and the version you are using, e.g. version 9.9
argbatch set environment product="webMethods EntireX 9.9" version=9.9
This section covers the following topics:
To display a list of available EntireX argbatch commands
Enter the command
argbatch show commands
A list of all commands that are available for the installed EntireX version will be displayed.
To display detailed online information on how to use a command
Use the form "argbatch commandname
helplong" as in the following example:
argbatch start broker helplong
Commands for manipulating the list of brokers.
| Batch Command | Description |
|---|---|
show brokers |
Displays the list of available brokers. |
create localbroker brokerName=<broker name>
tcpPort=<port> sslPort=<port> |
Creates a local broker. Enter the corresponding port parameters, depending
on the chosen transport method. Do not enter "Transport=[TCP|SSL|TCP-SSL]"
as in earlier versions; this is now generated automatically in the broker's attribute file.
|
add remotebroker brokerName=<broker name>
brokerId=<broker ID> |
Creates a definition of a remote broker. The value of
broker ID should be equal to the URL on which the
broker can be found (see note 1).
|
delete broker broker=<broker name> |
Deletes a local broker or removes the definition of a remote broker. |
Administrative commands for a broker.
| Batch Command | Description |
|---|---|
show brokerstatus broker=<broker name> |
Displays the status information of a broker. |
show brokercommands broker=<broker name> |
Displays a list with all administrative batch commands which can be executed over a broker. |
start broker broker=<broker name> |
Starts a local broker. |
stop broker broker=<broker name> |
Stops a local broker. |
restart broker broker=<broker name> |
Stops and restarts a running local broker. In case of an
already stopped broker, this command has the same effect as start
broker broker=<broker name>.
|
set credentials broker=<broker name> userName=<user
name> userPassword=<user password> |
Sets the user credentials for a broker. If no value is
specified for userName, credentials are cleared.
|
set credentialssnmp broker=<broker name>
userName=<user name> userPassword=<user password> |
Sets the credentials needed to monitor a broker via the SNMP
administrative interface. If no value is specified for
userName, credentials are cleared
(see note 2).
|
set brokertrace broker=<broker name>
level=[off|1|2|3|4] |
Sets the trace level of a broker. |
set newuows broker=<broker name> allowed=[yes|no] |
Allows or forbids a broker to receive new UOW messages. |
set pstore broker=<broker name>
connected=[yes|no] |
Connects or disconnects a broker to/from its persistent store. |
set autostart broker=<broker name>
autostart=[yes|no] |
Enables or disables the automatic start of a broker when the operating system is booted. |
set sslparameters broker=<broker name>
sslParameters=<SSL parameters> |
Sets the SSL parameters of a broker. This parameter cannot be left unspecified. |
Command-line utilities for accessing CIS. See Command-line Utilities.
| Batch Command | Description |
|---|---|
show brokerservices broker=<broker name> |
Displays a list of Command and Information Services available to a broker. |
show broker broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Broker Information Services (IS),
see BROKER-OBJECT in the
Broker CIS Data Structures documentation.
|
show workers broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Worker IS, see WORKER-OBJECT.
|
show services broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Service IS, see SERVICE-OBJECT.
|
show servers broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Server IS, see CLIENT-SERVER-PARTICIPANT-OBJECT.
|
show clients broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Client IS, see CLIENT-SERVER-PARTICIPANT-OBJECT.
|
show participants broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Participant IS, see CLIENT-SERVER-PARTICIPANT-OBJECT.
|
show conversations broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Conversation IS, see CONVERSATION-OBJECT.
|
show security broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Security IS, see SECURITY-OBJECT.
|
show tcp broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the TCP IS, see TCP-OBJECT.
|
show ssl broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the SSL IS, see SSL-OBJECT.
|
show network broker=<broker name> |
Displays information from the Net-Work IS, see NET-OBJECT.
|
deregister service broker=<broker name>
class=<class> server=<server> service=<service>
option=[immed|quiesce] |
Shuts down all servers registered as <class>/<server>/<service> on a broker. |
shutdown server broker=<broker name> class=<class>
server=<server> service=<service> puid=<physical user ID>
option=[immed|quiesce] |
Shuts down a server registered on a broker. Use the hexadecimal
internal physical user ID as a value for puid. This
guarantees successful results. In many cases, the translated physical user ID
can be used with success, too
(see note 3).
|
set securitytrace broker=<broker name>
level=[off|1|2|3|4] |
Sets the trace level for the security of a broker. |
Commands specific to EntireX MSP.
| Batch Command | Description |
|---|---|
show jmsproperties
|
Displays general settings for webMethods EntireX MSP. |
show jmsqueueconnectionfactory |
Displays the list of queue connection factories. |
show jmsqueue |
Displays the list of queues. |
show jmstopicconnectionfactory |
Displays the list of topic connection factories. |
show jmstopic |
Displays the list of topics. |
Commands specific to RPC servers.
| Batch Command | Description |
|---|---|
show rpcserverlist |
Displays the list of available RPC servers. |
show rpcserver name=<rpc server name> |
Displays detailed information on a particular RPC server. |
start rpcserver name=<rpc server name> |
Starts an RPC server (see note 4). |
stop rpcserver name=<rpc server name> |
Stops an RPC server (see note 4). |
Commands providing technical information.
| Batch Command | Description |
|---|---|
show technicalinformation |
Displays general technical information about the product. |
show versioninformation |
Displays the version of each file which is included in the product. |
show windowssettinginformation |
Displays the Windows environment of the product. |
show exxenvinformation |
Displays the SMH environment of the product. |
show javainformation |
Displays the Java environment of the product. |
show licenseinformation |
Displays the information contained in the license file. |
A Broker ID can be given in two different formats:
host:port[:TCP|SSL][?sslparameters]
Examples:
host1:1971
host1:1971:TCP
host1:2971:SSL?VERIFY_SERVER=N&TRUST_STORE=/opt/softwareag/EntireX/config/etb/ETB001/ExxCACert.pem
<tcpip|ssl>://host:port[?sslparameters]
Examples:
tcpip://host1:1971
ssl://host1:2971?VERIFY_SERVER=N&TRUST_STORE=/opt/softwareag/EntireX/config/etb/ETB001/ExxCACert.pem
The hexadecimal internal physical user ID is the 56-character string
which is shown as the value of the property Internal ID in the server's
detailed information. The translated physical user ID is the 28-character
string which is shown as the value of the property Internal ID Char in the
server's detailed information. See the fields P-USER-ID
and P-USER-ID-CHAR in
CLIENT-SERVER-PARTICIPANT-OBJECT.
Only local RPC servers can be started or stopped with this command. Attempts to start and stop remote RPC servers will fail.
This section provides examples of the argbatch command.
To list the brokers configured for EntireX
Enter command:
argbatch show brokers
To start a broker
Use the command:
argbatch start broker broker=<brokername>
where <brokername> is the name of the broker you want to start.
Note:
Each batch command consists of two words. Enter these in the exact order at the beginning of the command. The
available parameters can be entered in any order.