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xml horizontal cloning

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poolboy

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Jan 25, 2002
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please help.
I want to create an xml script to create multiple clone models of applications accross multiple nodes accross the network

I currently have a code that creates just on a node.
It's not xmlconfig that I want as it doesn't work with the version of webSphere that I'm using ( v 3.02)

Regards
 
I am not sure what you are asking there... XML is not a scripting language, it can be interpreted if necessary by an application that knows how to process a specific xml file configuration (like webSphere)... but otherwise, it is a succession of tags...

The following:
<?xml version=&quot;1.0&quot; encoding=&quot;UTF-8&quot;?>
<Dummy1>
<Dummy2>
The value of Dummy 2 is unknown
</Dummy2>
</Dummy1>

Is an XML file...
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please find below a detailed explanation:
At present the migration process to move a complete application from one environment to the next is a very manual process. The purpose of the XMLExtract utility(present tool developed) is to semi-automate this process.

The XMLExtract utility allows my company to make more effective use of the standard WebSphere XMLConfig utility. It does this by automating the process of creating an XML file for input into XMLConfig. The output from the XMLExtract will contain all the details pertinent to a specified application ready for importing into a WebSphere environment.

These details are stripped from an XMLConfig export of a node specified as input to the XMLExtract utility.

The XMLExtract is currently a command line java utility, and as a result is completely portable across different environments.

The command line utility can also be scheduled to run at a user specified time via a web browser by navigating to the XMLExtract Web Graphical User Interface (GUI).

but as I mentioned earlier, it only does vertical scaling and not horizontal
the reason for this problem is that we are using WebSphere Version 3.02

thnaks
 
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