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showSCAExportBinding command

Use the showSCAExportBinding command to display the attributes of Service Component Architecture (SCA) module export bindings.

The information displayed depends upon the type of binding.

• If the binding is a web service binding, the service and port names are displayed.

• If the binding is a JMS binding or an adapter (EIS) binding, the binding type is displayed.

• If the export is of type SCA, no export binding is displayed because none exists; the resources are configured on the import side only.

  For example, for an SCA export binding, the output would be in the following format:

  exportBinding:type=SCAExportBinding,exportBinding = null
  

  Although an SCA export has no export binding, it does have an export interface that allows compatibility checks with the import interface.

Required parameters

-moduleName moduleName

SCA module name.

-export exportName

SCA module export name.

Optional parameters

-applicationName applicationName

The name of the application associated with the SCA module. Providing an applicationName improves performance.

Example

To list the attributes of an SCA export binding called myExport in a module called myModule:

• Jython example:

  AdminTask.showSCAExportBinding('-moduleName myModule 
  -applicationName myApplication 
  -export myExport')
  

  Tip: Add the jython print statement before the command when you want to see formatted output.

• Jacl example:

  $AdminTask showSCAExportBinding {-moduleName myModule 
  -applicationName myApplication 
  -export myExport}
  

Parent topic: Commands (wsadmin scripting)

Related reference:
showSCAExportEJBBinding command
showSCAExportHttpBinding command
showSCAExportJMSBinding command
showSCAExportMQBinding command
showSCAExportWSBinding command

Related information:

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Administrative command invocation syntax using wsadmin scripting
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Jython script library