Using sdeploy to generate systems from the command line - example 2
Use the sdeploy utility command to generate 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 generate all the systems:
install_dir> sdeploy mysystems.msd
-GENERATE -A -EMODE ES -P WINDOWS
-LOG C:\MyDev\GenerateResults\*.results.txt
-FAIL -APPEND
When you run the example, the following result occurs:
- If all the systems are generated successfully, the sdeploy - completed successfully. message displays on the console.
- The FristSystem.msl, MySystem.msl, NewSystem.msl generated output files are produced in the current directory.
- If the mysystems_results.txt file does not exist, the sdeploy's log file are produced in the C:\MyDev\GenerateResults directory. If the mysystems_results.txt file already exists, only the failed systems log messages are appended to the existing file.