Add custom application to Toolpack OAM - Revision history

Abrassard at 18:52, 20 August 2014

2014-08-20T18:52:26Z

Abrassard at 18:52, 20 August 2014

2014-08-20T18:52:16Z

Abrassard: moved Toolpack OAM add app to Add custom application to Toolpack OAM

2014-08-20T18:43:43Z

moved Toolpack OAM add app to Add custom application to Toolpack OAM

Abrassard at 17:34, 30 May 2011

2011-05-30T17:34:25Z

Abrassard: First version of this page

2011-05-30T17:32:02Z

First version of this page

New page

Toolpack OAM is able to automatically launch/monitor/relaunch applications (this includes Toolpack's own applications, and also custom applications).

In order to be managed by Toolpack OAM, an application needs to:
* Create instances of classes [[CTBCAFServiceAlmMgmt]] and [[CTBCAFServiceCmMgmtClient]]
* Be added to the list of managed applications in the Web Portal

The list of applications that are launched and managed by Toolpack OAM is found in the Toolpack Web Portal, under sections:
* Applications -> Configurations
* Applications -> Instances

Steps to add an new applications are:
* Create a new Application Configuration
** Go to Applications -> Configurations
** Click "Create New Application Config"
** Fill appropriate information
*** Name of this application's configuration
*** Path of the binary file to launch (some variables can be used here for convenience)
*** Working directory
*** Command-line arguments
* Create a new Application Instance
** Go to Applications -> Instances
** Click "Create New Application Instance"
** Fill appropriate information
*** Name for this application instance
*** Host the application should be running on
*** Configuration just created above
*** Target state (run, don't run)
* Apply the modified configuration

← Older revision		Revision as of 18:52, 20 August 2014
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	Toolpack can also manage launch of any 3rd-party application that don't support ALM (does not implement class [[CTBCAFServiceAlmMgmt]]).		Toolpack can also manage launch of any 3rd-party application that don't support ALM (does not implement class [[CTBCAFServiceAlmMgmt]]).

−	To do this, it's necessary that the option "'''Supports Toolpack ALM'''" is unchecked in the application configuration page in the web portal.	+	To do this, it's necessary that the option "'''Supports Toolpack ALM'''" is '''unchecked''' in the application configuration page in the web portal.

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 Toolpack OAM is able to automatically launch/monitor/relaunch applications (this includes Toolpack's own applications, and also custom applications).
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 * Be added to the list of managed applications in the Web Portal
-The list of applications that are launched and managed by Toolpack OAM is found in the Toolpack Web Portal, under sections:
+== Steps to add an new applications ==
-* Applications -> Configurations
-* Applications -> Instances
-−
-Steps to add an new applications are:
 * Create a new Application Configuration
-** Go to Applications -> Configurations
+** Go to Applications menu
-** Click "Create New Application Config"
+** Click "Create New Application"
 ** Fill appropriate information
-*** Name of this application's configuration
+*** Name of this application
 *** Path of the binary file to launch (some variables can be used here for convenience)
 *** Working directory
 *** Command-line arguments
-* Create a new Application Instance
+** Click "Create"
-** Go to Applications -> Instances
+* Select on which hosts the application will run
-** Click "Create New Application Instance"
+** Go to Applications menu
-** Fill appropriate information
+** Click on the application to edit
-*** Name for this application instance
+** On the bottom of the page, use the controls (<<) to move to the left box any host that the application must be run on
-*** Host the application should be running on
+** Go to "System" menu, and "Apply" the configuration
-*** Configuration just created above
-*** Target state (run, don't run)
+= Add a non-OAM-friendly application =
-* Apply the modified configuration
+Toolpack can also manage launch of any 3rd-party application that don't support ALM (does not implement class [[CTBCAFServiceAlmMgmt]]).

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 In order to be managed by Toolpack OAM, an application needs to:
-* Create instances of classes [[CTBCAFServiceAlmMgmt]] and [[CTBCAFServiceCmMgmtClient]]
+* Create instances of classes [[CTBCAFServiceAlmMgmt]] (and optionally [[CTBCAFServiceCmMgmtClient]])
 * Be added to the list of managed applications in the Web Portal