DEPLOY command
You can use the DEPLOY command to deploy applications from IBM® InfoSphere® Information Services Director projects to enable the services in these applications to receive service requests.
Purpose
The DEPLOY command deploys design time applications and upgrades deployed applications. After you deploy the application, you can use the DEPLOY command to upgrade the application and service provider information by regenerating the application executable files.Syntax
Deploy selected design time applications:
ISDAdmin -action deploy [-user <user name>
[-password <user password>] | -authfile <file name>]
-p <project name> -a <application name1> -a <application name2>
-a <application name3>Upgrade and redeploy only the application by regenerating the application executable files:
ISDAdmin -action deploy [-user <user name>
[-password <user password>] | -authfile <file name>]
-replace -preserveProvider -project <project name> -a <application name1>
-a <application name2>Parameters
The DEPLOY command uses the following parameters.
| Parameter name (short name) | Description |
|---|---|
| -action (-act) | Required The action to perform, type deploy or dep. |
| -authfile (-af) | Optional The authorization file that includes the user and password credentials to use in lieu of providing the credentials at the command prompt or with the -user and -password parameters. |
| -user (-ur) | Optional Your IBM InfoSphere Information Server user ID. If not provided and the -authfile parameter is not used, you will be prompted for a user ID. |
| -password (-pw) | Optional Your IBM InfoSphere Information Server password. If not provided and the -authfile parameter is not used, you will be prompted for a password. |
| -project (-p) | Required The name of the project that contains the application to be deployed. |
| -application (-a) | Required The name of the application to be deployed. |
| -replace (-rep) | Optional The parameter that redeploys the matching applications that are found. If the -replace command is not used, a warning is displayed when a matching application is found and the new application is not deployed. If there are additional applications to be deployed, the DEPLOY command moves to the next application. |
| -preserveProvider (-rep -prp) | Optional Use the -preserveProvider parameter with the combination of the -replace parameter to replace the matching application executable file only and leave the information service provider information intact. The -preserveProvider parameter must be accompanied by the -replace parameter. |
| -verbose (-v) | Optional Display detailed runtime output (not runtime logging messages). |
| -results (-res) | Optional Print all runtime output to the specified file. |
| -log (-l) | Optional Print all runtime logging messages to the specified file. Use this option with -loglevel. |
| -logerror (-error) | Optional Print all ERROR and FATAL runtime logging messages to the specified file. |
| -loginfo (-info) | Optional Print all INFO, WARN, DEBUG, and TRACE runtime logging messages to the specified file. |
| -loglevel (-level) | Optional Specify one of the following logging levels to print: ALL, TRACE, DEBUG, INFO, WARN, ERROR, FATAL, OFF. |
| -help (-?) | Optional Displays help for this command. |