Using sdeploy to build maps from the command line - example 1

Use the sdeploy utility command to build maps in all systems from the command line, outside the Integration Flow Designer GUI.

The following example shows how you can use the (-A) option on the sdeploy utility command to build all the maps in all systems:

install_dir> sdeploy mysystems.msd 
    -BUILDMAPS -A -P WINDOWS 
    -R C:\MyDev\BuildResults\*.txt 
    -LOG C:\MyDev\BuildResults\*.results.txt 
      -FAIL -APPEND

When you run the example, the following result occurs:

• If all the maps in the systems are compiled successfully, the sdeploy - completed successfully. message displays on the console.
• The MSEBlds_FristSystem.txt, MSEBlds_MySystem.txt, MSEBlds_NewSystem.txt build results files and the compiled executable_map_name.mmc map are produced in the current directory.

If the mysystems_results.txt file does not exist, the sdeploy's log file is produced in the C:\MyDev\BuildResults directory. If the mysystems_results.txt already exists, only the failed systems log messages are appended to the existing file.