Installing and purging monitor models using scripts
You can use scripts as well as the WebSphere® Application Server administrative console to deploy, install, and purge monitor models.
- Headless deployment of a monitor model
You can generate the Java™ 6 Platform, Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application code for a given monitor model without starting the Business Monitor development toolkit. This is called headless deployment, meaning that it does not require a user interface. Headless deployment is useful for automated development and testing, although it can also be used in a production environment. The monitor model file and all of the supporting source files produced by the Monitor Model editor can be exported as a project interchange file and used as input for the headless deployment. - Headless validation of a monitor model
You can validate a given monitor model without starting the Business Monitor development toolkit. This is called headless validation, meaning that it does not require a user interface. Headless validation is useful for automated development and testing. - Installing a monitor model using wsadmin
You can install a version of a monitor model using the wsadmin scripting client. You can install the model using either the interactive or noninteractive scripting mode. - Purging a monitor model version using wsadmin
If errors occur while uninstalling a monitor model, you can use wsadmin to purge a model version by running a Jython or Jacl script. The example in this topic uses Jython. - Synchronizing monitor models
To keep monitor models synchronized in IBM Business Monitor, you use the updateDEFConfig Jython scripts.
Parent topic: Administrative commands