*** This class provides Binary Compatibility only, not Source Compatibility ***

com.sas.services.deployment
Class ServiceConfigExporter

com.sas.services.deployment.ServiceConfigExporter

public final class ServiceConfigExporter

Application used to export each of an application's consumed SAS Foundation Service configurations from the Metadata Server repository to UTF-8 encoded XML files. One file will be created each consumer's service configuration.

Since:

9.3

Method Summary

static void	exportServiceConfigurations(java.lang.String[] args) Main method for an application used to exports a SAS Foundation Services deployment's consumed service configurations to UTF-8 encoded XML files.
static void	main(java.lang.String[] args) Main method for an application used to export an application's service configurations from a SAS Foundation Services deployment which is persisted in a Metadata Server repository.

Method Detail

main

public static void main(java.lang.String[] args)
                 throws java.rmi.RemoteException,
                        com.sas.metadata.remote.MdException

Main method for an application used to export an application's service configurations from a SAS Foundation Services deployment which is persisted in a Metadata Server repository. Command line options used to run this application are summarized below.

SAS Foundation Service

When exporting an application's service configurations, one must identify the the name of its deployment and the absolute path to a file system directory where the exported service configuration XML files should be written.

SAS Foundation Service Command Line Options

SAS Foundation Services
Option	Description
-serviceDeploymentName	Name of the SAS Foundation Services deployment (SoftwareComponent.Name)
-directory	The absolute path to the file system directory where the consumed service configuration files will be written.

Metadata Server

One must specify the SAS Metadata Server and the desired connection approach.

Parameters:

args - Command line arguments specifying how to connect to the metadata server, whether a login credential or SSPI is used, the configuration directory for the services deployment and the output directory where the application's service configurations should be written.

• -metaserver <server>
• -metaport <port>
• -metarepository <repository>
• -serviceDeploymentName <serviceDeploymentName>
• -directory <directory>
• Connection
  • using a Login Credential
    • -metauser <userID>
    • -metapass <password> or -password_on_stdin true (and specify -metapass via System.in)
  • using SSPI
    • -secpackagelist <secpackagelist>
    • -metaspn <spn> (optional)

One may optionally specify whether an option prompt is presented by specifying the command line option -isPrompting <true|false>

Throws:

com.sas.metadata.remote.MdException

java.rmi.RemoteException

Since:

9.2

exportServiceConfigurations

public static void exportServiceConfigurations(java.lang.String[] args)
                                        throws ServiceException,
                                               java.rmi.RemoteException,
                                               com.sas.metadata.remote.MdException

Main method for an application used to exports a SAS Foundation Services deployment's consumed service configurations to UTF-8 encoded XML files. Command line options used to run this application are summarized below.

SAS Foundation Service

When exporting a SAS Foundation Service deployment's consumed service configurations, one must specify the name of the deployment and the absolute file path to the directory where the exported service configuration files will be written.

SAS Foundation Service Command Line Options

SAS Foundation Services
Option	Description
-serviceDeploymentName	Name of the SAS Foundation Services deployment (SoftwareComponent.Name)
-directory	The absolute path to the file system directory where the consumed service configuration files will be written.

Metadata Server

One must specify the SAS Metadata Server and the desired connection approach.

Parameters:

args - Command line arguments specifying how to connect to the metadata server, whether a login credential or SSPI is used, the configuration directory for the services deployment and the output directory where the application's service configurations should be written.

• -metaserver <server>
• -metaport <port>
• -metarepository <repository>
• -serviceDeploymentName <serviceDeploymentName>
• -directory <directory>
• Connection
  • using a Login Credential
    • -metauser <userID>
    • -metapass <password> or -password_on_stdin true (and specify -metapass via System.in)
  • using SSPI
    • -secpackagelist <secpackagelist>
    • -metaspn <spn> (optional)

One may optionally specify whether an option prompt is presented by specifying the command line option -isPrompting <true|false>

Throws:

ServiceException - if unable to export the application's service configurations.

com.sas.metadata.remote.MdException

java.rmi.RemoteException

Since:

9.3

*** This class provides Binary Compatibility only, not Source Compatibility ***