32 Upload JAR and Resource Bundle Utilities

When migrating from test to production environment, all the connector artifacts must be migrated to the respective database tables, which can be done using the following upload utilities:

Upload JAR Utility
Download JAR Utility
Delete JAR Utility
Upload Resource Bundle Utility
Download Resource Bundle Utility
Delete Resource Bundle Utility

Note:

All the Upload JAR and Resource Bundle utilities must be run from the OIM_HOME/bin/ directory.
Make sure that wlfullclient.jar is generated before running these utilities.
Set WL_HOME before running the scripts.
All the scripts for the JAR files and resource bundles support both interactive mode and command-line mode usage. But it is recommended to use interactive mode because this is secure and the passwords are not echoed on the console.

For running the scripts in command-line mode, run it with the -help argument. For example:

sh UploadJars.sh -help

To upload a JAR file in the silent mode:

UploadJars.sh [-username USERNAME] [-password PASSWORD] [-serverURL <t3://OIM_HOSTNAME:OIM_PORT>] [-ctxFactory <weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory>] [-JavaTasks LOCATION_OF_JAVA_TASK_JAR]

To upload multiple JAR files in the silent mode:

UploadJars.sh [-username USERNAME] [-password PASSWORD] [-serverURL <t3://OIM_HOSTNAME:OIM_PORT>] [-ctxFactory <weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory>] [-JavaTasks <Location of the Java Task Jar>] [-ScheduleTask LOCATION_OF_SCHEDULED_TASK_JAR] [-ThirdParty LOCATION_OF_THIRD_PARTY_JAR]

In this document, interactive mode usage of the JAR and Resource Bundle utilities are explained because it is a secure way of running the utilities and is recommended.

To run the JAR or Resource Bundle utilities in interactive mode, run the scripts without specifying any arguments. For example:
```
sh UploadJars.sh
```

32.1 Upload JAR Utility

The UploadJars.sh and UploadJars.bat scripts are available in the OIM_HOME/bin/ directory. Running these scripts upload the JAR files in to the database.

A sample invocation of this utility is as shown:

[Enter Xellerate admin username :]ADMISTRATOR_LOGIN
[Enter the admin password :]ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD
[Enter serverURL :[ t3://localhost:7001 ]]t3://xyz.com:7001
[Enter context Factory :[ weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory ]]weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Enter the jar type
 1.JavaTasks
 2.ScheduleTask
 3.ThirdParty
1
Enter the path/location of jar file :
/tmp/example.jar
Do u want to load more jars [y/n] :n

Note:

7001 is Oracle Identity Manager port.

32.2 Download JAR Utility

The DownloadJars.sh and DownloadJars.bat scripts are available in the OIM_HOME/bin/ directory. Running these scripts download the JAR files from the database.

A sample invocation of this utility is as shown:

[Enter Xellerate admin username :]ADMINISTRATOR_LOGIN
[Enter the admin password :]ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD
[Enter serverURL :[ t3://localhost:7001 ]]t3://localhost:7001
[Enter context Factory :[ weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory ]]weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Enter the jar type
1.JavaTasks
2.ScheduleTask
3.ThirdParty
1
Enter the full path of the download directory :
/home/joe/tmp
Enter the name of jar file to be downloaded from DB :
example.jar
Do u want to download more jars [y/n] :n

Note:

7001 is Oracle Identity Manager port.

32.3 Delete JAR Utility

The DeleteJars.sh and DeleteJars.bat scripts are available at the OIM_HOME/bin/ directory. Running these scripts delete the JAR files from the database.

A sample invocation of this utility is as shown:

[Enter Xellerate admin username :]ADMINISTRATOR_LOGIN
[Enter the admin password :]ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD
[Enter serverURL :[ t3://localhost:7001 ]]t3://localhost:7001
[Enter context Factory :[ weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory ]]weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Enter the jar type
1.JavaTasks
2.ScheduleTask
3.ThirdParty
1
Enter the name of jar to be deleted from DB :
example.jar
Do u want to delete more jars [y/n] :n

32.4 Upload Resource Bundle Utility

The UploadResourceBundles.sh and UploadResourceBundles.bat scripts are available in the OIM_HOME/server/bin/ directory. Running these scripts upload the connector or custom resources to the database.

A sample invocation of this utility is as shown:

Enter Xellerate admin username :]ADMINISTRATOR_LOGIN
[Enter the admin password :]ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD
[Enter serverURL :[ t3://localhost:7001 ]]t3://localhost:7001
[Enter context Factory :[ weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory ]]weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Enter the resource bundle type
 1.Custom Resource
 2.Connector Resource
 2
Enter the path/location of resource bundle file :
/tmp/example.properties
Do u want to load more resource bundles [y/n] :n

32.5 Download Resource Bundle Utility

The DownloadResourceBundles.sh and DownloadResourceBundles.bat scripts are available in the OIM_HOME/bin/ directory. Running these scripts download the resource bundles from the database.

A sample invocation of this utility is as shown:

[Enter Xellerate admin username :]ADMINISTRATOR_LOGIN
[Enter the admin password :]ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD
[Enter serverURL :[ t3://localhost:7001 ]]t3://localhost:7001
[Enter context Factory :[ weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory ]]weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Enter the resource bundle type
1.Custom Resource
2.Connector Resource
2
Enter the full path of the download directory :
/home/joe/tmp
Enter the name of resource bundle file :
example.properties
Do u want to download more resource bundles [y/n] :n

32.6 Delete Resource Bundle Utility

The DeleteResourceBundles.sh and DeleteResourceBundles.bat are available in the OIM_HOME/bin/ directory. Running these utilities delete the resource bundles from the database.

A sample invocation of this utility is as shown:

[Enter Xellerate admin username :]ADMINISTRATOR_LOGIN
[Enter the admin password :]ADMINISTRATOR_PASSWORD
[Enter serverURL :[ t3://localhost:7001 ]]t3://localhost:7001
[Enter context Factory :[ weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory ]]weblogic.jndi.WLInitialContextFactory
Enter the resource bundle type
1.Custom Resource
2.Connector Resource
2
Enter the name of resource bundle file to be deleted from DB:
example.properties
Do u want to delete more resource bundles [y/n] :n