You can use the IBM® App Connect
Enterprise Toolkit to restart a local, independent
integration server.
Before you begin
Your installed version of IBM App Connect Enterprise must be 12.0.10.0 or later to be
able to use this function.
Create and start an independent integration server by using a wizard in the IBM App Connect
Enterprise Toolkit. For more information, see steps 1 and 2 of Creating, starting, and stopping a local, independent integration server by using the Toolkit. The restart function is not available for independent integration servers
that were started by the IntegrationServer command.
About this task
This task describes how to restart a local, independent integration server by using a menu option
in the IBM App Connect
Enterprise Toolkit.
Procedure
Restart a local, independent integration server in the IBM App Connect
Enterprise Toolkit by completing the following steps:
- In the Integration Explorer view, right-click an independent integration server that was
created and started within the IBM App Connect
Enterprise Toolkit.
- Click Restart to stop and restart the integration server. A
message is displayed, which includes the location of the
console.log.
If you are running an independent integration server,
you have the option of optimizing the integration server by running the
ibmint optimize server command. If you want to optimize the integration
server, run the command on the command console before you issue a restart. For example, to optimize
an integration server with the work directory
C:\myServerWorkDir
, run the following
command:
ibmint optimize server --work-directory C:\myServerWorkDir
The
ibmint optimize server command is a static analysis tool that
scans all deployed resources in an integration server and generates the
server.components.yaml file. Any IBM App Connect Enterprise
components that are not represented in the deployed message flows are set to false
.
When you start the integration server, all components that are set to false
in the
server.components.yaml file are prevented from starting up, thus increasing
startup speed and reducing memory load. For more information about the ibmint optimize server command, see ibmint optimize server command.