multiple remote directory

suresh_anand

i wan to open deploy my files from one source directory to multiple destination directories in target server

i am able to do for onesource and one remote directory

how to configure the iwodclient to take multiple remote directories?

Note:multiple directories in the same target server.

can remote_directory of iwod client take multiple directorie.if so should i seperate with ";" .how to configure?

example pls

or i should do the opendeploy command multiple times one for each remote directory

Thanks in advance

Adam Stoller

Are you trying to deploy *all* the content from one source directory to multiple target directories on the same target machine?

I don't know if I'd call this "standard", but I believe it can be done... (I will assume OpenDeploy 5.5.1 SP2 since you didn't specify otherwise):

In your odnodes.xml file on the Base Server, define several nodes with different names, but the same host and port values.

< nodeSet>
    < node name="target1"
          host="my.target.machine"
          port="20014"
          />
    < node name="target2"
          host="my.target.machine"
          port="20014"
          />
< /nodeSet>

In your deployment configuration file, define a replicationFarmSet with all the nodes you need (for this example, we'll continue with 2 locations on the same machine). For each target node, specify a distinct target area.

  < replicationFarmSet>
    < replicationFarm name="RF1">
      < nodeRef useNode="target1">
        < targetRules area="/path/for/deployment/one"/>
      < /nodeRef>
      < nodeRef useNode="target2">
        < targetRules area="/path/for/deployment/two"/>
      < /nodeRef>
    < /replicationFarm>
  < /replicationFarmSet>

The rest of the configuration should look like a "normal" deployment configuration file. Note, you'll still need to define a target area within the definition, but it will be overridden by the above.

  < definition name="DEF1" >
    ...
    < target useReplicationFarm="RF1" >
      < targetFilesystem area="***IGNORED-BUT-NEEDED***"/>
      ...
    < /target>
  < /definition>

Hope that helps,


--fish
(Interwoven Senior Technical Consultant)