The Deploy X-UP Model Dialog allows users to retrieve, deploy, and delete X-UP models on a server.
After selecting a project, the Deploy X-UP Model Dialog can be run by selecting [Deploy X-UP Model] from the menu.
Name | Description | |
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1 | show reference | Display all information related to each item tree form. |
2 | Local | Local list. |
3 | Remote | Server list. |
4 | Deploy | Deploy the selected item on a server. |
5 | Remove | Delete the selected item on a server. |
6 | Refresh | Server list update. |
7 | Clear All in Domain | Domain delete the current domain form a server. |
Model Deployment on an X-UP Server
This section describes how to deploy models developed in X-UP Builder.
The model deployment stages described in this section are as follows:
Server Setup for Deployment
X-UP Model Deployment
Deployed Model Testing using Web Browser
Server Setup for Deployment
Double-click the mashup.msh file in X-UP Explorer to display the following Mashup - Overview screen.
Enter the following values in the Mashup-Overview screen for model deployment.
Field Name | Field Value |
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Author | ‘xup tester’ This field is optional. |
Description | ‘This is an X-UP Server’ Description of the target X-UP Server for deployment. This field is optional. |
Server | ‘http://localhost:8080/xup/FrontControllerServlet.do’ Click the [] button, and enter the target X-UP Server URL. An X-UP Server URL is configured as follows: http://[host name:port]/xup/[servlet mapping name] Multiple X-UP Servers can be set, and the target server can be selected with a checkbox. *.do is X-UP Server's default servlet mapping URL pattern. |
X-UP Model Deployment
Run a web application server (WAS). Tomcat 6.0 was used as the basis for this manual.
After selecting the mashup.msh file in X-UP Explorer, click the [Deploy X-UP Model] icon to click to the toolbar.
When the Deploy Wizard is opened as shown below, a list of locally-developed models is displayed.
Select a target model for deployment from the model list, and then click the [] icon to proceed with deployment.
The following server authentication screen will be displayed before the model is actually deployed.
The default account ID/password is xup/xup when X-UP is installed. Enter the ID and password as shown in the image, and then click the [OK] button to complete deployment.
Undeployment
This section describes how to undeploy models developed in X-UP Builder.
The model undeployment stages described in this section are as follows:
Server Setup for Undeployment
Undeploying X-UP Model
Undeploy All Models in a Domain
Server Setup for Undeployment
Double-click the mashup.msh file in X-UP Explorer to display the following Mashup - Overview screen.
Enter the following values in the Mashup-Overview screen for model undeployment.
Field Name | Field Value |
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Author | ‘xup tester’ This field is optional. |
Description | ‘This is an X-UP Server’ Description of the target X-UP Server for deployment. This field is optional. |
Server | ‘http://localhost:8080/xup/FrontControllerServlet.do’ Click the [] button, and then enter the X-UP Server URL where the model designated for undeployment resides. An X-UP Server URL is configured as follows: http://[host name:port]/xup/[servlet mapping name] Multiple X-UP Servers can be set, and the target server can be selected with a checkbox. *.do is X-UP Server's default servlet mapping URL pattern. |
Undeploying X-UP Model
The instructions in this section presumes that models are deployed on the server from the previous section.
Run a web application server (WAS). Tomcat 6.0 was used as the basis for this manual.
After selecting the mashup.msh file in X-UP Explorer, click the [Deploy X-UP Model] icon to click to the toolbar.
When the Deploy Wizard is opened as shown below, a list of models deployed on the server is displayed.
Select the target model for undeployment from the [Remote Domain Info] list, and then click the [] icon to proceed with undeployment. Select the "addressBooks" model.
Click the button below.
The following server authentication screen will be displayed before the model is actually deployed.
The default account ID/password is xup/xup when X-UP is installed. Enter the ID and password as shown in the image, and then click the [OK] button to complete undeployment.
Click [Yes] on the undeployment confirmation window.
Verify that the "addressBooks" model was deleted from the [Remote Domain Info] list.
Undeploy All Models in a Domain
The instructions in this section presumes that models are deployed on the server from the previous section.
Run a web application server (WAS). Tomcat 6.0 was used as the basis for this manual.
After selecting the mashup.msh file in X-UP Explorer, click the [Deploy X-UP Model] icon to click to the toolbar.
When the Deploy Wizard is opened as shown below, a list of models deployed on the server is displayed.
Click the [] button to undeploy all models on the [Remote Domain Info] list. Proceed with model undeployment.
The following server authentication screen will be displayed before the models are actually undeployed.
The default account ID/password is xup/xup when X-UP is installed. Enter the ID and password as shown in the image, and then click the [OK] button to complete undeployment.
Verify that the all models on the [Remote Domain Info] list as well as their corresponding data sources and libraries were deleted.