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h1. Introduction
Petals ESB provides support for managing the system using the scripting language [Apache Ant 1.5 (or newer)|http://ant.apache.org/]. This section details the mapping of the management functions provided through JMX management beans to Ant tasks.
Ant scripts are written using XML. Each task is defined syntactically as named XML attributes and XML elements. Each task defines an element; nested elements are contained within the task element.
Writers of Ant scripts should promote portability of such scripts by supplying necessary Ant task parameters explicitly, rather than depend on implementation-specific default values. Parameterization of scripts, using Ant properties, is a good practice.
This documentation is a part of the JBI specifications.
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h1. General
h2. Error Suppression
All Petals ESB Ant tasks include an optional attribute, “failOnError”, which defaults to true. If this attribute’s
value is false, the task will never fail even if an error occurs during the Ant task execution.
h1. Petals ESB Ant tasks
h2. Task: {{jbi-install-component}}
This task installs a JBI component (a service engine or binding component) into a Petals ESB container. The installation process provided by this task load and install the component. This task takes optional installation configuration parameters as name/value pairs for setting the attributes of the {{InstallerConfigurationMBean}} during the installation. The task takes the configuration parameters as
optional nested {{<param>}} elements, or using an optional {{params}} attribute if the parameters are in a file.
|| Attribute || Description || Default ||Required ? ||
| host | Target Petals ESB container. | {{localhost}} | No |
| port | JMX Remote port on the target server. | {{7700}} | No |
| username | User name for security. | "" | No |
| password | Password for security. | "" | No |
| file | URL where the JBI component archive to install is available. | - | Yes |
| failOnError | Signal task failure to Ant. | {{true}} | No |
| params | Location of a text file (e.g. configuration.properties) that contains
name/value pairs corresponding to the properties of the
configuration MBean. | - | No |
h3. Nested lement {{<param>}}
This nested element is an optional child element containing an installation configuration parameter which will be passed to the install task. Multiple parameters require multiple {{<param>}} elements, one per parameter. This element takes a name/value pair for setting the property of the {{InstallerConfigurationMBean}} implemented by the installer of the component.
Note that the attribute name value is case sensitive. For example, if the configuration MBean has a attribute Foo as a “setFoo” not as a “setfoo”, then the name attribute value for the param element must be “Foo”. Passing the name attribute value as “foo” will result in a property not found error.
|| Attribute || Description || Default ||Required ? ||
| name | Name of the property on the InstallerConfigurationMBean. Note that the attribute name is case sensitive. For example, if the {{ConfigurationMBean}} has a attribute Foo as a “setFoo” not as a “setfoo”, then the name attribute for the param element should be “Foo”. Passing the name attribute as “foo” will result in a property not found error. | - | Yes |
| value | Value of the property to be set. | - | Yes |
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h1. Introduction
Petals ESB provides support for managing the system using the scripting language [Apache Ant 1.5 (or newer)|http://ant.apache.org/]. This section details the mapping of the management functions provided through JMX management beans to Ant tasks.
Ant scripts are written using XML. Each task is defined syntactically as named XML attributes and XML elements. Each task defines an element; nested elements are contained within the task element.
Writers of Ant scripts should promote portability of such scripts by supplying necessary Ant task parameters explicitly, rather than depend on implementation-specific default values. Parameterization of scripts, using Ant properties, is a good practice.
This documentation is a part of the JBI specifications.
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h1. General
h2. Error Suppression
All Petals ESB Ant tasks include an optional attribute, “failOnError”, which defaults to true. If this attribute’s
value is false, the task will never fail even if an error occurs during the Ant task execution.
h1. Petals ESB Ant tasks
h2. Task: {{jbi-install-component}}
This task installs a JBI component (a service engine or binding component) into a Petals ESB container. The installation process provided by this task load and install the component. This task takes optional installation configuration parameters as name/value pairs for setting the attributes of the {{InstallerConfigurationMBean}} during the installation. The task takes the configuration parameters as
optional nested {{<param>}} elements, or using an optional {{params}} attribute if the parameters are in a file.
|| Attribute || Description || Default ||Required ? ||
| host | Target Petals ESB container. | {{localhost}} | No |
| port | JMX Remote port on the target server. | {{7700}} | No |
| username | User name for security. | "" | No |
| password | Password for security. | "" | No |
| file | URL where the JBI component archive to install is available. | - | Yes |
| failOnError | Signal task failure to Ant. | {{true}} | No |
| params | Location of a text file (e.g. configuration.properties) that contains
name/value pairs corresponding to the properties of the
configuration MBean. | - | No |
h3. Nested lement {{<param>}}
This nested element is an optional child element containing an installation configuration parameter which will be passed to the install task. Multiple parameters require multiple {{<param>}} elements, one per parameter. This element takes a name/value pair for setting the property of the {{InstallerConfigurationMBean}} implemented by the installer of the component.
Note that the attribute name value is case sensitive. For example, if the configuration MBean has a attribute Foo as a “setFoo” not as a “setfoo”, then the name attribute value for the param element must be “Foo”. Passing the name attribute value as “foo” will result in a property not found error.
|| Attribute || Description || Default ||Required ? ||
| name | Name of the property on the InstallerConfigurationMBean. Note that the attribute name is case sensitive. For example, if the {{ConfigurationMBean}} has a attribute Foo as a “setFoo” not as a “setfoo”, then the name attribute for the param element should be “Foo”. Passing the name attribute as “foo” will result in a property not found error. | - | Yes |
| value | Value of the property to be set. | - | Yes |