iwodstart help ?

I have two recevier server.

I want to deploy following file to 2nd receiver server using CLT iwodstart

/default/main/US/WORKAREA/PrimaryW/iwov-resources/pdf/test.pdf

Please tell how can I deploy file using clt.

/app/OpenDeployNG/bin/iwodstart

Linux5
TS6.7.2

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Adam Stoller

I have two recevier server.

I want to deploy following file to 2nd receiver server using CLT iwodstart

/default/main/US/WORKAREA/PrimaryW/iwov-resources/pdf/test.pdf

Please tell how can I deploy file using clt.

/app/OpenDeployNG/bin/iwodstart

Linux5
TS6.7.2

First - you should really be using iwodcmd start config-name rather than iwodstart config-name

Secondly - you should read the OpenDeploy manuals - specifically look for information about filelist deployments.

After you've gone through the above - if you haven't resolved your issue - you should post the configuration file (as an attachment to avoid forum formatting issues) and the exact command line you used to attempt to perform the deployment, and possibly (depending on whether the deployment actually ran) the micro log file(s) for the deployment. Then we'd be in a better position to help you.

HKN1104

I have two recevier server.

I want to deploy following file to 2nd receiver server using CLT iwodstart

/default/main/US/WORKAREA/PrimaryW/iwov-resources/pdf/test.pdf

Please tell how can I deploy file using clt.

/app/OpenDeployNG/bin/iwodstart

Linux5
TS6.7.2

First of all that command works only when u have changes done in your config file.
As Ghoti said, Go through File List deployments. That would help u understand better.

Adam Stoller

First of all that command works only when u have changes done in your config file.
As Ghoti said, Go through File List deployments. That would help u understand better.

I don't understand your first sentence - iwodstart and iwodcmd start work virtually identically(*) and have nothing to do with the configuration files.

The configuration file specification for dealing with file lists should be evident from the manuals, which you basically just agreed with my response - so you haven't really added any value just confused things with your first sentence.

(*) The major difference between iwodstart and iwodcmd start is that the former (the "old" way) initiates a new JVM to run the command and the latter (the "new" way) utilizes the existing JVM that OpenDeploy uses, and thus the latter is more efficient.