Application server tasks
Command |
Action |
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gwb earWeblogicDbcp |
Builds the EAR file for WebLogic including JDBC drivers. Use gwb earWeblogicDbcp if you are going to have PolicyCenter manage the database connection pool. |
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gwb earWeblogicJndi |
Builds the EAR file for WebLogic without JDBC drivers. Use gwb earWeblogicJndi only if you are going to use a JNDI database connection managed by WebLogic. |
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gwb earWebsphereDbcp |
Builds the EAR file for WebSphere including JDBC drivers. Use gwb earWebsphereDbcp if you are going to have PolicyCenter manage the database connection pool. |
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gwb earWebsphereJndi |
Builds the EAR file for WebSphere without JDBC drivers. Use gwb earWebsphereJndi only if you are going to use a JNDI database connection managed by WebSphere. |
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gwb warJbossDbcp |
Builds the generic WAR file for JBoss including JDBC drivers. Use gwb warJbossDbcp if you are going to have PolicyCenter manage the database connection pool. You can include the Boolean parameter includeDictionary=true to also generate the PolicyCenter Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary while building the WAR file. Use the following command: gwb warJbossDbcp -DincludeDictionary=true If includeDictionary=true, the command creates a
dictionary folder within the WAR file. The
dictionary folder contains the following
subfolders:
These folders contain the Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary respectively. To view a dictionary, open index.html in the data or security folder. |
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gwb warJbossJndi |
Builds the generic WAR file for JBoss without JDBC drivers. Use gwb warJbossJndi only if you are going to use a JNDI database connection managed by JBoss. You can include the Boolean parameter includeDictionary=true, which also generates the PolicyCenter Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary while building the WAR file. Use the following command: gwb warJbossJndi -DincludeDictionary=true If includeDictionary=true, the command creates a
dictionary folder within the WAR file. The
dictionary folder contains the following
subfolders:
These folders contain the Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary respectively. To view a dictionary, open index.html in the data or security folder. |
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gwb warTomcatDbcp |
Builds the generic WAR file for Tomcat including JDBC drivers. Use gwb warTomcatDbcp if you are going to have PolicyCenter manage the database connection pool. You can include the Boolean parameter includeDictionary=true to also generate the PolicyCenter Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary while building the WAR file. Use the following command: gwb warTomcatDbcp -DincludeDictionary=true If includeDictionary=true, the command creates a
dictionary folder within the WAR file. The
dictionary folder contains the following
subfolders:
These folders contain the Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary respectively. To view a dictionary, open index.html in the data or security folder. |
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gwb warTomcatJndi |
Builds the generic WAR file for Tomcat without JDBC drivers. Use gwb warTomcatJndi only if you are going to use a JNDI database connection managed by JBoss. You can include the Boolean parameter includeDictionary=true to also generate the PolicyCenter Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary while building the WAR file. Use the following command: gwb warTomcatJndi -DincludeDictionary=true If includeDictionary=true, the command creates a
dictionary folder within the WAR file. The
dictionary folder contains the following
subfolders:
These folders contain the Data Dictionary and Security Dictionary respectively. To view a dictionary, open index.html in the data or security folder. |
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