Example: Showing attributes with the AdminConfig object

In the wsadmin tool, the AdminConfig attributes object displays configuration object types, or object metadata, and does not represent a particular configuration object. This article discusses using the metadata information to show configuration objects.

• Showing simple attributes

  Each attribute in a configuration object is represented as a {name value} list.

  Using Jacl:

  $AdminConfig show $myEndPoint {host  port}
  {host myHost} {port 1234}

  Using Jython:

  print AdminConfig.show(myEndPoint, ['host', 'port'])
  [host myHost] [port 1234]

  The example configuration object has two attributes. The value of the name attribute is myHost. The value of the port attribute is 1234.

• Showing attributes with subtypes

  For example, this show command returns:

  Using Jacl:

  $AdminConfig show $myex8
  {name Halibut} {beast myfish(cells/mycell/adocument.xml#FishType_1)}

  Using Jython:

  print AdminConfig.show(myex8)
  [name Halibut] [beast myfish(cells/mycell/adocument.xml#FishType_1)]

  The name of the second attribute displays as beast. The value of beast for this particular ExampleType8 object has type FishType.

• Showing string list attributes

  Several attributes on various objects have type String*. The String* type is a list of strings. These attributes can represent class paths, for example:

  Using Jacl:

  $AdminConfig show $obj1 classpath
  {classpath c:/mine/one.jar;c:/two.jar;f:/myother/three.jar}

  Using Jython:

  print AdminConfig.show(obj1, 'classpath')
  [[classpath c:/mine/one.jar;c:/two.jar;f:/myother/three.jar]]

    

 

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