Setting up Deployment Automation Uses the Eclipse framework No User Interface(headless) Set of command line scripts ool included under the <WebSphere_Root>lbin directory WRD Configure the WRD Project (Name af project, stye of prajed) Enter in script commands to creates set up watched directory, style, and force automation O WRD Us IBM Software Group I Web Sphere software Configuring a Wrd project The WRD-config command configures a new WRD project. WRD Configuration Style of deployment to Scrip be used: freeform or autoappinsta Name of deployment project environment for WRD bat -project "My Project"-styl -runtime was60-runtimepat File system path for the runtime ID6 IBM Software Group | WebSphere software WebSphere Application Server v6 11 App Artifacts Setting up Deployment Automation ƒ Uses the Eclipse framework ƒ No User Interface (headless) ƒ Set of command line scripts  Tool included under the <WebSphere_Root>\bin directory ƒ Actual implementation is stored under <WebSphere_Root>\deploytool directory  Two steps to using WRD ƒ Configure the WRD Project (Name of project, style of project) ƒ Enable WRD (Start monitoring designated project) Enter in script commands to set up watched directory, style, and force automation App Modules creates 1 2 Users add EAR files, application modules, or application artifacts depending on style chosen J2EE Apps (EARs) IBM Software Group | WebSphere software WebSphere Application Server v6 12 Configuring a WRD Project ƒ The WRD-config command configures a new WRD project. WRD-config.bat –project “MyProject” –style “freeform” –runtime “was60” –runtimepath “<WAS_HOME>” WRD Configuration Script Name of deployment project being created Style of deployment to be used: freeform or autoappinstall Target runtime ID indicates runtime environment for WRD File system path for the runtime ID