If you need to remove the event server enterprise application and
resources from WebSphere ESB,
you can use the event-application.jacl script.
Why and when to perform this task
If you prefer, you can remove the event server enterprise applications
manually using the administrative console rather than using the event-application.jacl script.
If use the administrative console, you must also manually remove the Common
Event Infrastructure resources. For more information about these resources,
see Default
configuration.
Steps for this task
To remove the event server enterprise application, use the wsadmin
tool to run the event-application.jacl script. To run
the script on a Windows system, go to the
profile_root\event\application directory
and run the following command (all on one line):
wsadmin -f event-application.jacl -profile event-profile.jacl -action uninstall
-node node_name -server server_name
To run the script on a Linux or UNIX system, go to the
profile_root/event/application directory
and run the following command (all on one line):
wsadmin.sh -f event-application.jacl -profile event-profile.jacl
-wsadmin_classpath install_root/event/lib/cei_installer.jar -action
uninstall -node node_name -server server_name
[-appname app_name] [-trace]
The
event-application.jacl script
uses these parameters:
- node_name
- The WebSphere ESB node
from which you want to remove the event server enterprise application.
- server_name
- The WebSphere ESB from
which you want to remove the event server enterprise application. This parameter
is optional. If you do not specify a server, the enterprise application is
removed from all servers in the node.
- app_name
- The name of the deployed event server enterprise application you want
to remove. This parameter is optional. If you do not specify an application
name, all registered Common Event Infrastructure enterprise applications are
removed.
The optional -trace parameter
causes additional debugging information to display on the standard output.