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getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus command

Use the getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus command to check whether the Business Space component is configured on a particular deployment target.

This command checks whether the Business Space component is configured on a server, node, or cluster that you specify. If you don't set any parameters, it checks if the Business Space component is configured in the cell.

After using the command, save your changes to the master configuration using one of the following commands:

• For Jython:

  AdminConfig.save()

• For Jacl:

  $AdminConfig save

If the application server is not running, supply the -conntype NONE option when running this command.

Required parameters

-serverName server_name

A parameter that specifies the server name to check for Business Space.

-nodeName node_name

A parameter that specifies the node name to check for Business Space.

-clusterName cluster_name

A parameter that specifies the cluster name to check for Business Space.

Examples

The following example uses the getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus command to check whether Business Space is configured on a server.

If you are using jython, you can add the print statement before the command if you want to see formatted output.

• Jython example:

  AdminTask.getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus('[-nodeName myNode -serverName
   myServer]')

• Jacl example:

  $AdminTask getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus {-nodeName myNode -serverName 
  myServer}

The following example uses the getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus command to check whether Business Space is configured on a cluster.

• Jython example:

  AdminTask.getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus('[-clusterName myCluster]')

• Jacl example:

  $AdminTask getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus {-clusterName myCluster} 

The following example uses the getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus command to return a list of all deployment targets (server and clusters) configured for Business Space in a cell.

If you run the command from the profile root bin directory, the command returns a list of all deployment targets (server and clusters) configured for Business Space in a cell.

If you run the command from the installation root bin directory, the command returns a list of all deployment targets (server and clusters) configured for Business Space in the same installation root directory.

• Jython example:

  AdminTask.getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus()

• Jacl example:

  $AdminTask getBusinessSpaceDeployStatus 

Commands (wsadmin scripting) for configuring the Business Space component for Process Portal

Related tasks:
Configure the Business Space component using the command line

Related information:

Obtaining online help using wsadmin scripting
Administrative command invocation syntax using wsadmin scripting
Use the wsadmin scripting tool
Jython script library