When you call the wladm Ant task, you
can include various commands for adapters.
The list-adapters command
The
list-adapters command
returns a list of the adapters deployed for a given runtime. It has
the following attributes:
Table 1. list-adapters command
attributes| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
Default |
|---|
| runtime |
Name of the runtime web application / MobileFirst project. |
Yes |
Not available |
| output |
Name of output file. |
No |
|
| outputproperty |
Name of Ant property for the output. |
No |
|
Example
<list-adapters runtime="worklight"/>
This command is based on the Adapters (GET)
REST service.
The deploy-adapter command
The
deploy-adapter command
deploys an adapter in a runtime. It has the following attributes:
Table 2. deploy-adapter command attributes| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
Default |
|---|
| runtime |
Name of the runtime web application / MobileFirst project. |
Yes |
Not available |
| file |
Binary adapter file (.adapter). |
Yes |
Not available |
Example
<deploy-adapter runtime="worklight" file="MyAdapter.adapter"/>
This command is based on
the Adapter (POST) REST
service.
The show-adapter command
The
show-adapter command
shows details about an adapter. It has the following attributes:
Table 3. show-adapter command attributes| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
Default |
|---|
| runtime |
Name of the runtime web application / MobileFirst project. |
Yes |
Not available |
| name |
Name of an adapter. |
Yes |
Not available |
| output |
Name of output file. |
No |
|
| outputproperty |
Name of Ant property for the output. |
No |
|
Example
<show-adapter runtime="worklight" name="MyAdapter"/>
This command is based on the Adapter (GET) REST
service.
The delete-adapter command
The
delete-adapter command
removes (undeploys) an adapter from a runtime. It has the following
attributes:
Table 4. delete-adapter command
attributes| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
Default |
|---|
| runtime |
Name of the runtime web application / MobileFirst project. |
Yes |
Not available |
| name |
Name of an adapter. |
Yes |
Not available |
Example
<delete-adapter runtime="worklight" name="MyAdapter"/>
This command is based on the Adapter (DELETE) REST
service.
The adapter command group
The
adapter command
group has the following attributes:
Table 5. adapter command
group attributes| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
Default |
|---|
| runtime |
Name of the runtime web application / MobileFirst project. |
Yes |
Not available |
| name |
Name of an adapter. |
Yes |
Not available |
The command supports the following elements:
Table 6. adapter command group elements| Element |
Description |
Count |
|---|
| get-binary |
Gets the binary data. |
0..∞ |
The get-binary command
The
get-binary command
inside an
<adapter> element returns the binary
adapter file. It has the following attributes:
Table 7. get-binary command
attributes| Attribute |
Description |
Required |
Default |
|---|
| tofile |
Name of the output file. |
Yes |
Not available |
Example
<adapter runtime="worklight" name="MyAdapter">
<get-binary tofile="/tmp/MyAdapter.adapter"/>
</adapter>
This command is based on the Adapter Binary (GET, HEAD) REST
service.