if anyone know, please help.

Transforming means ... moving the application from one cell to another ?

yes.

yes, what is the matter?

[quote author=88996895 post=514161541]Transforming means ... moving the application from one cell to another ?[/quote]

If you have the application binaries [war/ear etc..].. you can deploy on new cell right?
Is your question about moving even the configurations from one cell to another? 

yes, I can deploy in new cell but if there are 100 applications deployed on multiple clusters, then manual deployment (even using scripts) is time consuming which I want to avoid. So I want to transform all my applications in installedApps directory from one cell to another.

You might want to give a look into Centralized Installation Manager (CIM), that comes with WAS but very few people (as far as I can tell) really use it.

Take a look:
publib.boulder.ibm.com/infocenter/wasinf...

Not sure if it solves your specific problem, but it might be worth a shot.

Cheers
Alexei 

I think CIM is more useful when you need to upgrade brand new environment, but when we have existing environment and want to upgrade it, then CIM is not useful. i think there is a concept like hot deployment where we can directly copy application from one env to other.

I myself don't like the hot deployment option, mostly for production environments. It is way too easy - which can be convenient sometimes, but it makes it much easier to make mistakes during long overnight deployments. But that is just my personal feeling about it.

Well, I believe there isn't any "standard" way to do that, without some additional paid tool. Remember that you must not only transfer the applications themselves, you have to copy all the resources they use (datasources, queues, etc...).