Hello All!

How can I get a list of the deployed resources by wds-client?

By example I have no information about deployed applications, forms and resources. I want to get a list. In the list I want to have WDS descriptors [wds_base_url]. Through these descriptors I want to undeploy or delete resources.

I tryed to launch wds-cli.bat retrieve but I have a message:
"UnavailableItemException: Item not available."

Hi Eblinov,
Workflow Deployment Service is a module where you can deploy different forms within Intalio|BPMS Workflow.
In order to retrieve the content of deployed resource/form information for one sleeve at a time, please run the below command.
wds-cli.bat {-w [wds-url]} retrieve [uri]
Where:
[wds-url] is the URL of the Workflow Deployment Service, this is an optional and must follow '-w'. The default value for this is htt://localhost:8080/wds/, and please note that this URL end with '/'.
[uri] is the URI where the resource is deployed. For example if the URI of your deployed resource is 'myProject/PIPA', the resource should be accessible at 'http://localhost:8080/wds/myProject/PIPA'.

And also you can attain the number of forms/resources deployed earlier from the list of Processes tab in workflow (i.e. 'http://localhost:8080/ui-fw').

For more minutiae on wds-cli, please refer the topic in http://bpms.intalio.com/content/view/71/87/

I hope this information will help you.


Thanks,
Shivnand.

Hi shivanand

You have prompted tutorials that I lready read...

so. Here an example:
I have main-deploy.xml

<deployment>
<task-description>Tutorials - TEST</task-description>
<task-user-owners/>
<task-role-owners>
<role>examples\employee</role>
</task-role-owners>
<formURI>http://localhost:8080/wds/test/Main.xform</formURI>
<formNamespace>http://www.intalio.com/bpms/workflow/xforms/TEST/TEST</formNamespace>
<processEndpoint>http://localhost:8080/pxe/soap/TEST</processEndpoint>
<userProcessInitSOAPAction>http://www.example.com/TEST/TEST_PortType/Init</userProcessInitSOAPAction>
</deployment>

So I have deployed form. formURI=http://localhost:8080/wds/test/Main.xform

I tryed:

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/test/ retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/test/TEST retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/test/TEST/ retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/test/Main/ retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/test/Main retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/TEST/ retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/TEST retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/TEST/TEST retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

D:\projects\BPMS>wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/TEST/TEST/ retrieve
UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

What WDS descriptor should I use to get a service?

Hi,

I have successfully deployed the PIPA tutorial. I tried to execute the command line as Shivanand stated:

wds-cli.bat -w http://localhost:8080/wds/ retrieve http://localhost:8080/wds/PIPA

But I have the same response: UnavailableItemException: Item not available.

Maybe we have just hit a bug in this ?

Hicham

The document seems to be inaccurate and I'll fix that.

if your descriptor contains:
<formURI>http://localhost:8080/wds/PIPA/PIPA.xform</formURI>
then you should use:
wds-client retrieve //PIPA/PIPA.xform

to retrieve the data.

And it is recommended to use
<formURI>oxf://PIPA/PIPA.xform</formURI> in the descriptor so you are not dependent on the sever configuration.

Thank you Pascal, it works just fine!

Hicham