Ubik Batch Server Advanced features

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= Features =
= Features =
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== Cold deployment ==
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=== What is it ===
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This feature enables the (re)deployment at '''Server Startup''' of one or more BARs:
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* If BAR is already deployed the new version is deployed
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* If BAR is not deployed, it is deployed. If file called “<BAR_ID>-binding.xml” is present it is used to customize Pools binding otherwise default mapping is used
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=== What it does exactly ===
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At Startup, the Batch Server will do the following:
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* If BAR with another version exists, it will be undeployed
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* <nowiki>If file <BAR_ID>-binding.xml exists in </nowiki>batches-cold-deploy folder it will be used
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* <nowiki>If file <BAR_ID>-binding.xml does not exist in </nowiki>batches-cold-deploy but exists batches-deploy it will be used
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* Otherwise a default binding that maps logical to same physical name will be created
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* The BAR will be deployed
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* If it succeeds:
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==Development Mode==
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# It will appear in deployed BARs on BatchAdmin application
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=== Explanation: ===
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# Success will appear in Deployment History on BatchAdmin application
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When development mode is enabled, Batch Server can automatically create an HSQLDB database and all needed SQL tables by itself, so users don't have to create the database.
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In development mode HSQL database files are created in a directory that you specify in configuration files.
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* If it fails:
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By deleting this files your batch server will recreate an empty database at startup.
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You can also save this files to make backups of a particular database state.
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=== How to: ===
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# old BAR (if there was one) will be undeployed
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# New BAR will not be deployed and moved to batches-deploy-failure <nowiki>and a file called <BAR File Name>.failure will be written that will contains the Failure</nowiki>
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# Failure will appear in Deployment History on BatchAdmin application
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To enable the development mode in your batch server you just have to add the following line in your config.properties (see [[Ubik_Batch_Server_Administration_Guide|installation guide]]):
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=== How To ===
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To do this:
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* <nowiki>Put the bar in folder “<INSTALL_DIRECTORY>\</nowiki>batches-cold-deploy”
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* <nowiki>Put a file called “<BAR_ID>-binding.xml” where BAR_ID is the <display-name > in bar.xml to customize JNDI Mapping (see next paragraph)</nowiki>
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config.propertie:
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=== JNDI Mapping Customization ===
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...
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<nowiki>If you have to customize the mapping of JNDI resources (Pools), example map jdbc/masterdatas to jdbc/masterdatas_beta, you must put in the folder “<INSTALL_DIRECTORY>\</nowiki>batches-cold-deploy<nowiki>” a file called “<BAR_ID>-binding.xml” where BAR_ID is the <display-name > in bar.xml.</nowiki>
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DEVELOPMENT_MODE=true
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This feature only works with an HSQLDB database, so you have to change the "username", "driverClassName" and "url" parameters in your datasource.xml like this:
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Example:
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If you BAR_ID is “STCOM_BATCH”, you will put a file called STCOM_BATCH-binding.xml that contains:
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<source lang="xml" >
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
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<!DOCTYPE bar-resources
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PUBLIC "-//Ubik-Ingenierie //DTD BAR Binding Resource Configuration 1.0//EN"
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"http://www.ubik-ingenierie.com/consolebatch/config/bar-binding.dtd">
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<bar-resources>
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<bar-resource nameinbar="jdbc/masterdatas" boundname="jdbc/masterdatas_vbeta" />
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<bar-resource nameinbar="jdbc/stcom" boundname="jdbc/stcom" />
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</bar-resources></source>
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Datasource.xml:
 
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...
 
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<ResourceParams name="jdbc/console">
 
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<parameter>
 
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<name>username</name>
 
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<value>sa</value>
 
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</parameter>
 
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<parameter>
 
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<name>isPasswordEncrypted</name>
 
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<value>false</value>
 
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</parameter>
 
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<parameter>
 
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<name>driverClassName</name>
 
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<value>org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver</value>
 
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</parameter>
 
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<parameter>
 
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<name>url</name>
 
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<value><![CDATA[jdbc:hsqldb:file:C:\jdbc\hsql\console\consoleHSQL2]]></value>
 
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</parameter>
 
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<parameter>
 
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<name>validationQuery</name>
 
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<value><![CDATA[select 1 from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.SYSTEM_USERS]]></value>
 
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</parameter>
 
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<parameter>
 
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<name>testOnBorrow</name>
 
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<value>true</value>
 
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</parameter>
 
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...
 
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*username: you have to set this parameter with a "sa" default value
 
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*driverClassName: "org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver"
 
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*url: the jdbc url for development mode is formatted like this: "jdbc:hsqldb:file:$DIRECTORY_PATH/$DATABASE_NAME"
 
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You just have to ensure that $DIRECTORY_PATH exists and is readable because the HSQL database will be created in it.
 
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A $DATABASE_NAME.properties and $DATABASE_NAME.log will be created by Batch server to store database.
 
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Example of startup log in development mode:
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== SNMP Alert System==
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Version 5.1.0.0 ships a new Alert implementation system based on SNMP traps.
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To configure it, add an SNMP (Simple network management protocol) extension in extension-manager.xml file.
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=== Example configuration ===:
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starting naming service
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<source lang="xml">
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naming service started
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<extension className="com.ubikingenierie.console.snmp.SnmpConfiguratorExtension" >
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starting connector ...
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<set-property property="enterpriseOID" value=".1.3.6.1.4.1.107.118"></set-property>
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connector started ...
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<set-property property="targetSnmpHost" value="127.0.0.1"></set-property>
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server started ...
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<set-property property="targetSnmpPort" value="162"></set-property>
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Development mode actived...
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<set-property property="errorOid" value=".1.3.6.1.4.1.107.191.1.43"></set-property>
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Starting database creation script for development mode...
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<set-property property="errorCode" value="31"></set-property>
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Database creation succeded for development mode
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<set-property property="errorSeverity" value="72"></set-property>
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...
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<set-property property="warningOid" value=".1.3.6.1.4.1.107.191.1.44"></set-property>
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<set-property property="warningCode" value="32"></set-property>
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<set-property property="warningSeverity" value="74"></set-property>
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<set-property property="messagePrefix" value="TST"></set-property>
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<set-property property="textMessageMaxLength" value="250"></set-property>
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<set-property property="additionalInfoMaxLength" value="250"></set-property>
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</extension>
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</source>

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Features

Cold deployment

What is it

This feature enables the (re)deployment at Server Startup of one or more BARs:

  • If BAR is already deployed the new version is deployed
  • If BAR is not deployed, it is deployed. If file called “<BAR_ID>-binding.xml” is present it is used to customize Pools binding otherwise default mapping is used

What it does exactly

At Startup, the Batch Server will do the following:

  • If BAR with another version exists, it will be undeployed
  • If file <BAR_ID>-binding.xml exists in batches-cold-deploy folder it will be used
  • If file <BAR_ID>-binding.xml does not exist in batches-cold-deploy but exists batches-deploy it will be used
  • Otherwise a default binding that maps logical to same physical name will be created
  • The BAR will be deployed
  • If it succeeds:
  1. It will appear in deployed BARs on BatchAdmin application
  2. Success will appear in Deployment History on BatchAdmin application
  • If it fails:
  1. old BAR (if there was one) will be undeployed
  2. New BAR will not be deployed and moved to batches-deploy-failure and a file called <BAR File Name>.failure will be written that will contains the Failure
  3. Failure will appear in Deployment History on BatchAdmin application

How To

To do this:

  • Put the bar in folder “<INSTALL_DIRECTORY>\batches-cold-deploy”
  • Put a file called “<BAR_ID>-binding.xml” where BAR_ID is the <display-name > in bar.xml to customize JNDI Mapping (see next paragraph)

JNDI Mapping Customization

If you have to customize the mapping of JNDI resources (Pools), example map jdbc/masterdatas to jdbc/masterdatas_beta, you must put in the folder “<INSTALL_DIRECTORY>\batches-cold-deploy” a file called “<BAR_ID>-binding.xml” where BAR_ID is the <display-name > in bar.xml.

Example: If you BAR_ID is “STCOM_BATCH”, you will put a file called STCOM_BATCH-binding.xml that contains:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<!DOCTYPE bar-resources 
     PUBLIC "-//Ubik-Ingenierie //DTD BAR Binding Resource Configuration 1.0//EN" 
     "http://www.ubik-ingenierie.com/consolebatch/config/bar-binding.dtd">
<bar-resources>
<bar-resource nameinbar="jdbc/masterdatas" boundname="jdbc/masterdatas_vbeta" />
<bar-resource nameinbar="jdbc/stcom" boundname="jdbc/stcom" />
</bar-resources>



SNMP Alert System

Version 5.1.0.0 ships a new Alert implementation system based on SNMP traps. To configure it, add an SNMP (Simple network management protocol) extension in extension-manager.xml file.

=== Example configuration ===:

<extension className="com.ubikingenierie.console.snmp.SnmpConfiguratorExtension" >
      <set-property property="enterpriseOID" value=".1.3.6.1.4.1.107.118"></set-property>
      <set-property property="targetSnmpHost" value="127.0.0.1"></set-property>
      <set-property property="targetSnmpPort" value="162"></set-property>
      <set-property property="errorOid" value=".1.3.6.1.4.1.107.191.1.43"></set-property>
      <set-property property="errorCode" value="31"></set-property>
      <set-property property="errorSeverity" value="72"></set-property>
      <set-property property="warningOid" value=".1.3.6.1.4.1.107.191.1.44"></set-property>
      <set-property property="warningCode" value="32"></set-property>
      <set-property property="warningSeverity" value="74"></set-property>
      <set-property property="messagePrefix" value="TST"></set-property>
      <set-property property="textMessageMaxLength" value="250"></set-property>
      <set-property property="additionalInfoMaxLength" value="250"></set-property>
  </extension>
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