Refer to Chapter 13 on Creating and Deploying a configuration.
Deployment through Script
The following sql stmt makes the agreements available for deployment.
SQL> update tip_agreement_t set lifecyclestate='Approved';
It is possible to write a script encapsulating the following public API.
ip/setenv.bat
java oracle.tip.configuration.ConfigurationManager
-standalone <congif Name> -- To create configuration based on all approved agreement.
java oracle.tip.configuration.ConfigurationManager -standalone <configName> <approved agrmtName1> <approved agrmtName2>
-deploy <configuration-name>
-abort <configuration-name>
-discard <configuration-name>
-retire <configuration-name>
-reactivate <configuration-name>
-queryName <configuration-name>
-queryStatus <configuration-lc-state>
-quiesce <configuration-name>
-quiesce allActive
Monday, April 14, 2008
Deployment in Oracle B2B
Posted by Ramesh Nittur at 12:49 AM
Labels: Deployment-Config
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Hi
This article was extremly helpful to me,
just a note for someone who wants to de-activate a current deployment .
go to following directory
e:\oracle\oraAS\ip\install>
type the following command
java oracle.tip.configuration.ConfigurationManager quiesce EDI_X123
where EDI_X123 is Configuration whose effect will be after the command it will be Quiesed which needs to be reactivated later
Regards
Madhusudhan Rao @ Oracle
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