Class: MintPress::OracleInternetDirectory::Template

Inherits:
MintPress::OracleWeblogic::Template show all
Defined in:
src/oracle-oid/lib/oracle-oid/template.rb

Overview

Attach the Oracle Internet Directory template to a domain. If 'standalone' is specified, the domain must also have 'standalone' set, and this must be set as the base_template of the domain, or else it will not work. Unless you are operating in standalone mode, it is recommended to use the template_set version of this, since it will handle the dependency requirements. Note that there MUST be a system component named 'oid1', and this MUST be lkocated on a machine named 'oidhost1'. This is an oracle product limitation - you can move it later, but it must start out configured that way, or else it will fail. An error will be raised by the system if you fail to provide this configuration.

Properties (Read/Write)

  • #standalone ⇒ [TrueClass, FalseClass] (Default Value: false)
    Is this a standalone deployment, or is this colocated with a weblogic domain?
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ false
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-oid/lib/oracle-oid/template.rb', line 26

property :standalone, type: [TrueClass, FalseClass], default: false
  • #name ⇒ String
    For 12c style templates, this is the actual template name. For 11g, it's just a reference
    Property Attributes
    • required ⇒ true
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 73

property :name, type: String, required: true
  • #template_version ⇒ String
    The version of the template to use, if multiple versions are available
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 75

property :template_version, type: String
  • #template_jar ⇒ String
    For oldstyle templates, this is the jar file on the filesystem. It is not required for 12c style templates
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 77

property :template_jar, type: String
  • #domain ⇒ MintPress::OracleWeblogic::Domain
    Our parent domain
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 79

property :domain, type: MintPress::OracleWeblogic::Domain
  • #metadata_repository ⇒ MintPress::OracleWeblogic::MetadataRepository
    Which metadata repository does this template use for its database storage? The will default to the default repository of the domain
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 81

property :metadata_repository, type: MintPress::OracleWeblogic::MetadataRepository
  • #template_type ⇒ Symbol (Default Value: :newstyle)
    What kind of template are we applying? :newstyle - 12c style (i.e. selectTemplate/loadTemplate) :newstyle_custom - 12c, selectTemplateCustom :oldstyle - jar file based template (i.e. addTemplate)
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ :newstyle
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 87

property :template_type, type: Symbol, default: :newstyle
  • #pattern ⇒ String
    The pattern of the servers - if inbuilt_servers is also defined, servers will be _renamed_ to match this pattern
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 90

property :pattern, type: String
  • #server_names ⇒ Hash of ⇒ String
    If a more complex renaming than pattern provides is requred, such as for a multi-server template, server_names can be specified as a hash an example of this is if your template has both soa_serverX and humantask_serverX, you can rename them with this hash: `{ "soa_server" => "my_soa", "humantask_server" => "my_humantask }`
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 94

property :server_names, type: String, hash: true
  • #targets ⇒ Array of ⇒ [Server, Cluster] (Default Value: Proc.new { domain.servers.list_by_glob(self.pattern) })
    The list of servers which match this template as per server.pattern
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ Proc.new { domain.servers.list_by_glob(self.pattern) }
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 96

property :targets, type: [Server, Cluster], array: true, default: Proc.new { domain.servers.list_by_glob(self.pattern) }
  • #inbuilt_servers ⇒ Array of ⇒ String
    inbuilt_servers defines which servers are included out of the box with the template - there the major reason this is important, is it drives the server renaming. This is usually defined by a subclass
    Property Attributes 
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 99

property :inbuilt_servers, type: String, array: true
  • #reload_domain ⇒ [TrueClass, FalseClass] (Default Value: false)
    Control whether to reload the domain before _and_ after applying the template
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ false
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 101

property :reload_domain, type: [TrueClass, FalseClass], default: false
  • #reload_after ⇒ [TrueClass, FalseClass] (Default Value: false)
    Just reload the domain _after_ applying the template, but not before
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ false
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 103

property :reload_after, type: [TrueClass, FalseClass], default: false
  • #reload_before ⇒ [TrueClass, FalseClass] (Default Value: false)
    Just reload the domain _before_ applying the template, but not after
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ false
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 105

property :reload_before, type: [TrueClass, FalseClass], default: false
  • #update_jdbc ⇒ [TrueClass, FalseClass] (Default Value: true)
    Do we also update the JDBC resources to point to clusters after this, or do we trust getDatabaseDefaults to do it for us? For 12c templates, you often want false here, since getDatabaseDefaults() is supposed to fill them in. However you would want it set to true for 11g style templates, and certain 12c templates will miss some data sources without it.
    Property Attributes
    • default ⇒ true
    

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    # File 'src/oracle-weblogic/lib/oracle-weblogic/model/template.rb', line 109

property :update_jdbc, type: [TrueClass, FalseClass], default: true

Properties (Read Only)

Constant Summary

Constants included from MintLogger

MintLogger::DEBUG, MintLogger::ERROR, MintLogger::FATAL, MintLogger::INFO, MintLogger::UNKNOWN, MintLogger::VERBOSE, MintLogger::WARN

Instance Attribute Summary

Attributes inherited from MintPress::OracleWeblogic::Template

#Domain, #MetadataRepository, #inbuilt_servers, #name, #pattern, #targets, #template_jar, #template_type, #template_version

Attributes included from Mixins::Properties

#autopush_set_cache, #dynamic_create, #harvest_on_access, #harvest_undefined_only, #harvested, #tree_root

Instance Method Summary collapse

Methods inherited from MintPress::OracleWeblogic::Template

#apply, #finalize_load, #handle_rename, #mbean_create, #post_apply, #post_domain, #post_managed_start, #post_metadata_create, #post_metadata_drop, #pre_first_admin_start, #pre_metadata_create, #pre_metadata_drop, #pre_select, register_template_name

Methods included from MintPress::OracleWeblogic::MBeanUtils

#assign_object_by_identity, #assign_object_by_identity_from, #bean_is_changed?, #dump_metadata, #dump_tree_metadata, #get_item_by_identity_name, #get_item_by_identity_name_from, #get_parent_by_identity_name, #harvest, #harvest_anew, #harvest_item_by_name, #harvest_item_by_type, #harvest_wlst, #harvesters, #harvesting, #longname, #lookup_mintpress_by_mbean, #mbean_by_url, #process_mbeans, #register_mbean_url

Methods included from Mixins::Properties

#[], #[]=, #add_validate_report_result, #armour_set_property, #array_contains?, #array_is_a?, #check_autopush, #check_stack_overflow, #clone_property_object, #cloner_handle_single_property, #coerce_single, #contains_as_string?, #display_validate_report_result, #double_initialize?, #dump_to_hash, #find_parent, #find_parent_by_identity, #generate_accessor_functions, #get_canonical_renamed, #get_from_opts, #get_my_name, #get_property, #get_property_item, #has?, included, #initialize_validate_report, #inspect, #is_cloned_object?, #is_mintpress_object?, #is_probably_canonical?, #is_set?, #local_debug, #local_info, #local_verbose, #mintpress_property_definitions, #place_object_by_identity, #process_properties, #prop_set?, #property, #property_definitions, #property_details, #property_is_simple_object?, #push_root!, #require_property, #require_update, #retrieve_docstring, #sanitize, #set_map_dirty, #set_property, #set_property_item, #show_short_array, #strip_defaults!, #synchronize, #uncloned_property_definitions, #update_map, #validate, #validate_generic, #validate_properties, #validate_property, #validate_required, #version_allowed?, #weakref

Methods included from MintLogger::Utils::Common

#boolean_val, #has_value?, #no_value?, #nvl, #path_as_symbol, #ruby_level_to_send

Methods included from MintPress::OracleWeblogic::Utils

#activate_list, #already_traversed, #announce_self, #bean_type, #build_activate_list, #clear_property_sheet_cache, #create_generic, #create_mbean_components, #delete, #destroy_generic, #empty_mbean?, #execute_script, #exists?, #fast_ls_all, #fast_ls_folder, #fast_ls_object, #fast_ls_object_map, #find_cluster, #find_runtime_path_in_rest, #find_server, #full_url, #get, #get_all_self_names, #get_identity, #get_local_wlst_session, #get_matching_self_names, #get_property_from_target, #get_property_from_target_rest, #get_property_from_target_wlst, #get_property_from_target_wlst_impl, #get_property_sheet, #get_rest_item, #get_rest_url_for_parent, #get_rest_url_for_self, #get_servers, #get_servers_rest, #get_servers_wlst, #get_wl_home, #globmatch?, #handle_create, #http_delete, #http_get, #http_post, #http_put, included, #invalidate_session, #is_meta_object?, #longclass, #massage_return, #mbean_components, #mbean_exists?, #mbean_lookup, #mbean_properties, #mbean_to_hash, #meta_list?, #my_short_name, #perform_method_generic, #perform_runtime_call_generic_rest, #perform_runtime_method_generic, #post, #raise_http_exception, #remove, #request_headers, #reset_activate_list, #rest_activate_change, #rest_create_generic, #rest_create_mbean_components, #rest_destroy_self, #rest_edit_url, #rest_has_changes, #rest_idempotent_create, #rest_locked, #rest_nonedit_url, #rest_start_change, #rest_undo_change, #runtime_introspection, #shortclass, #start_with_async, #state_with_net_ping, #stop_with_async, #to_nested, #wlst_cd_to, #wlst_create_generic, #wlst_destroy_self, #wlst_find_object, #wlst_find_parent_object, #wlst_generic_mbean_update_all, #wlst_idempotent_create, #wlst_update_mbean

Constructor Details

#initialize(opts = {}) ⇒ Template

Returns a new instance of Template.

Instance Method Details

#instances ⇒ Object

8.3.9 Listing all Oracle Internet Directory Instance Names - oid_listInstances() Lists all Oracle Internet Directory instance names. Note: Before executing the oid_listInstances() command, ensure that you connect to the weblogic server by using the connect command. The syntax for connecting to weblogic admin server is: connect(username='weblogic', password='weblogic-password', url='t3:// admin-server-host:admin-server-port') The syntax of oid_listInstances() is: oid_listInstances()

#post_first_admin_start ⇒ Object

#post_select ⇒ Object

This can only be on template, not templateSet, because it's in the middle of a set that it's required...

#pre_managed_start ⇒ Object

#setup ⇒ Object

The command oid_setup() performs the following operations: • Sets the password for cn=orcladmin user. • Creates the oid1 instance. The following parameters are set by default when oid_setup is run: – instanceName = 'oid1' – host = 'hostname of the current machine' – port = '3060' – machine = 'oidhost1' This gets created automatically when you run config.sh. – sslPort = '3131' Starts the OID instance oid1 . • Creates the realm.