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Using the iastool command-line tools
Example
The following example migrates the file myj1_2.jar from J2EE version 1.2 to J2EE
version 1.3 into new file called myj1_3.jar:
iastool -migrate -src myj1_2.jar -target myj1_3.jar
newconfig
Use this tool to create a new configuration from a configuration template. The
command takes the name of a new configuration, the filename and path of a template
file relative to the installation's configuration template directory, and an optional
property file that overrides the properties in the template used to create the new
configuration.
Syntax
-newconfig (-hub | -host :) -cfg
-template [-property ] [-mgmtport ]
[-realm ] [-user ] [-pwd ] [-file ]
Default Output
The default output returns nothing to standard output (stdout).
Options
Option
-hub
-host :
-cfg
-template
-property
-mgmtport
-realm
-user
-pwd
-file
Description
Specifies the name of the hub in which to create the new
configuration.
Specifies the host name and the listener port of the machine
on which the hub is running to create the new configuration.
This option enables the iastool utility to locate a hub on a
different subnet than the machine on which iastool is
running.
Specifies the name of the new configuration.
Specifies the path where the configuration template is
located. template_path can be either a full path of a
configuration template XML file or a path relative to the
configuration template directory (i.e. /var/
templates/configurations/).
Specifies the path to an optional property file that overrides
the properties used in the template to create the new
configuration.
Specifies the management port number used by the
specified hub. The default is 42424.
Specifies the realm used to authenticate a user when the
user and password options are specified.
Specifies the user to authenticate against the specified
realm.
Specifies the user's password to authenticate against the
specified realm.
Specifies a login script file containing the realm, user name,
and password used to authenticate a user. The full or
relative path to this file must be specified. See “Executing
iastool command-line tools from a script file” on page 321 for
more information.
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