Learn how to uninstall IBM® Integration Administration for WebSphere® Application Server on z/OS®.
Before you begin
Before uninstalling the IBM Integration Administration feature,
you must unaugment or delete any profiles that you augmented or created
for the feature.
For example, run the following command to unaugment
a profile called
AppSrv01:
manageprofiles -unaugment -profileName AppSrv01
If
more than one template has been applied to the profile, you might
need to take additional steps. See the documentation on unaugmenting
and deleting profiles by using the command line in the
WebSphere Application Server documentation.
About this task
Uninstall the IBM Integration Administration
feature from your WebSphere Application Server system
by running a script that is provided with the feature installation:
Procedure
- Stop all of the WebSphere Application Server servers that were started
from the relevant WebSphere Application Server installation.
Navigate to the was_install_root/bin directory,
where was_install_root is the root installation
directory for WebSphere Application Server. On a command line, enter the following
command:
stopServer server1 -profileName profileName
server1 is the name of the application
server.
profileName identifies the profile
of the server process in a multi-profile installation. This parameter
is not required for a single-profile installation.
- Navigate to the location into which you extracted the IBM Integration Administration for WebSphere Application Server feature.
For
example, run the following command:
cd /tmp/unpack
- If the WebSphere Application Server installation directory
is read-only, use the
chmount
command to make the
directory writable. For example, as a user with administrative
authorities, run the following command:
chmount -w was_install_root
where
was_install_root is
the root installation directory for
WebSphere Application Server.
- As a user with administrative authorities, run the script uninstallBrokerPlugin.sh.
For example:
./uninstallBrokerPlugin.sh -u extract_location -d was_install_root
- extract_location is the full path to the directory
into which you extracted the IBM Integration Administration
for WebSphere Application Server feature.
- was_install_root is the location of your WebSphere Application Server installation
The script returns information about
any running WebSphere Application Server processes
that are preventing the uninstallation from completing. These processes
must be stopped before the script is run again.
- As a user with administrative authorities, use the
chmount
command
to make the WebSphere Application Server installation
directory read-only.
- Restart your WebSphere Application Server server.