Whilst doing this, it's always useful to monitor how the corresponding export / import / install processes are going.
Want to know how ?
Watch the logs for messages that include: -
wle_expimp
as per the following example: -
[7/17/13 9:38:50:994 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0150I: Finished exporting for snapshot FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST to server PS_Dev with an export result of com.lombardisoftware.expimp.pack.InstallationPackage@8f208f2
[7/17/13 9:38:50:994 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0151I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Beginning login to remote server
[7/17/13 9:38:51:216 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0154I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Remote login succeeded.
[7/17/13 9:38:51:216 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0714I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Sending export.
[7/17/13 9:55:03:525 BST] 0000005d wle_expimp I CWLLG0160I: The import has started
[7/17/13 10:00:08:555 BST] 00000dfb wle_expimp I CWLLG0160I: The import has started
[7/17/13 10:05:09:898 BST] 00000c83 wle_expimp I CWLLG0160I: The import has started
[7/17/13 10:05:52:849 BST] 00000c83 wle_expimp I CWLLG0162I: Import Failed
[7/17/13 10:05:52:853 BST] 00000dfb wle_expimp I CWLLG0162I: Import Failed
[7/17/13 10:06:37:029 BST] 0000005d wle_expimp I CWLLG0162I: Import finished successfully
[7/17/13 10:10:36:208 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1324I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Export sent.
[7/17/13 10:10:36:209 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0156I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Install succeeded
[7/17/13 10:10:36:209 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1325I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST The snapshot is being marked as 'INSTALLED'.
[7/17/13 10:10:37:993 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1326I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Creating deployment record.
[7/17/13 10:10:38:201 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1327I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Deployment record created.
[7/17/13 10:10:38:202 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0159I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Install complete.
[7/17/13 9:38:50:994 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0151I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Beginning login to remote server
[7/17/13 9:38:51:216 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0154I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Remote login succeeded.
[7/17/13 9:38:51:216 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0714I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Sending export.
[7/17/13 9:55:03:525 BST] 0000005d wle_expimp I CWLLG0160I: The import has started
[7/17/13 10:00:08:555 BST] 00000dfb wle_expimp I CWLLG0160I: The import has started
[7/17/13 10:05:09:898 BST] 00000c83 wle_expimp I CWLLG0160I: The import has started
[7/17/13 10:05:52:849 BST] 00000c83 wle_expimp I CWLLG0162I: Import Failed
[7/17/13 10:05:52:853 BST] 00000dfb wle_expimp I CWLLG0162I: Import Failed
[7/17/13 10:06:37:029 BST] 0000005d wle_expimp I CWLLG0162I: Import finished successfully
[7/17/13 10:10:36:208 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1324I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Export sent.
[7/17/13 10:10:36:209 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0156I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Install succeeded
[7/17/13 10:10:36:209 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1325I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST The snapshot is being marked as 'INSTALLED'.
[7/17/13 10:10:37:993 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1326I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Creating deployment record.
[7/17/13 10:10:38:201 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG1327I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Deployment record created.
[7/17/13 10:10:38:202 BST] 00000c7e wle_expimp I CWLLG0159I: FOOBAR_01_JULY_TEST Install complete.
This is also immensely useful: -
including the trace strings: -
For IBM Business Process Manager Advanced :
On the AppTarget cluster for the Process Center and the Process Server, set the trace string to *=info: WLE.*=all:com.ibm.bpm.fds.*=all:ProcessApplicationLifecycle=all:
com.ibm.bpm.fds.repo.util.ContributionHelper=off:WLE.wle_expimp=finest
For IBM Business Process Manager Standard or IBM Business Process Manager Express :
On the AppTarget cluster for the Process Center and the Process Server, set the trace string to *=info: WLE.*=all:WLE.wle_expimp=finest
One thing about which I'm learning is when imports fail with Error: You are not authorised to change this workspace. As far as I can establish, this is due to the user performing the import ( a non-admin user, of course ) does NOT have read access to a dependent toolkit.
I'm continuing to learn, so watch this space.
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