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Export modules and libraries as serviceDeploy files
In IBM Integration Designer, you can export modules and libraries as compressed files and then use the serviceDeploy command of Process Server or WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (mediation modules only) to build and deploy them as EAR files.
Procedure
- From the File menu, select Export. The Select page of the Export wizard opens.
- In the Select page, expand Business Integration and select Integration modules and libraries.
- Click Next. The Export Integration Modules and Libraries page opens.
- The intended usage of the exported content determines the export format. Select the Command line service deployment to export the content as compressed files.
- In the Select projects to export list box, select the check box beside the name of each project that you want to export and click Next.
- In the Target file field, specify a path name for the exported .zip file. Alternatively, you can click Browse to navigate the file system and select a target file.
- If you have changed any of your generated Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition projects, select the Include generated Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition projects from workspace check box. The names of the Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition projects will be displayed in the Additional projects list box. By default, all dependencies are automatically included in the serviceDeploy .zip file. These dependencies are required to successfully build an EAR file from the .zip file and deploy it using the serviceDeploy command-line tool.
- If there are global shared libraries that the exported content depends on, these libraries are listed. These libraries must be deployed to the runtime environment according to these instructions: http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?rs=2307&uid=swg21322617
- Click Finish to export the selected modules and libraries in a compressed file for command-line service deployment.
Export modules for deployment or development
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Deploying service modules