ApplicationMiddleware - performAction
ApplicationMiddleware - performAction
Description :
This command performs an action on a target WebLogic or WebSphere application server.
For actionName, specify one of the following values:
- testConnection - This action tests the connection between the BMC Server Automation system and the target WebLogic or WebSphere server.
- takeSnapshot - This action updates the BMC Server Automation system with configuration data from the target WebLogic or WebSphere server.
For className, specify one of the following values:
- Websphere_BLRoot - for use with WebSphere servers
- Weblogic81_BLRoot - for use with WebLogic 8.1 servers
- Weblogic_BLRoot - for use with all other versions of WebLogic servers
Return type : String
Command Input :
Variable Name | Variable Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
serverName | String | Name of the AMO that is managing the target server. |
actionName | String | Name of the action you want to take. See description above. |
className | String | Name of the WebLogic or WebSphere class. See description above. |
Examples :
Example
The following example shows you how to test a connection to a WebLogic Server.
Script
blcli ApplicationMiddleware performAction tlvd0411 testConnection Weblogic_BLRoot
# Success - sample return value upon success:
Application Server Connection Succeeded
Host: tlv-esx-0132
Port: 7001
User: weblogic
# Failure - sample return value upon failure:
Application Server Connection Failed
Host: tlv-esx-0132
Port: 7011
User: weblogic
Example
The following example shows you how to update the BMC Server Automation system with configuration data from a WebLogic Server.
Script
blcli ApplicationMiddleware performAction tlvd0411 takeSnapshot Weblogic_BLRoot
# Success - sample return value upon success:
'Refresh Provider Data' ended successfully
# Failure - sample return value upon failure:
'Refresh Provider Data' ended with errors: Error to take snapshot, Error: null
: on host WL 9.2 on TLV-ESX-0132 and proxy host localhost
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