Hi

This Linux script is meant for checking the status of
applications in WAS V7.0 application server/JVM. I want
the equivalent version for AIX. I verified the wsadmn part
of the script on AIX and no issues. Thanks in advance

print "Getting Application Status..."
apps = AdminApp.list().splitlines();
for app in apps:
#print app
appObj=AdminControl.completeObjectName
('type=Application,name='+a
pp+',*')
if appObj != '' :
appStatus = 'running';
else :
appStatus = 'stopped';
print 'Application:'+app+'='+appStatus


As mentioned wsadmin objects are working fine on AIX
(As shown below). Essentially I am looking for AIX syntax.
Thanks

wsadmin>AdminApp.list().splitlines()
['ACSDummyEAR', 'B2BCustomTAMUI', 'DefaultApplication',
'GrpRegEAR', 'HardcopyReplacementEAR', 'HomeEAR',
'MMGEAR', 'MRSHomeEAR', 'PlantsByWebSphere',
'SamplesGallery', 'WCTWSEAR', 'WIDummyEAR',
'ivtApp', 'query']

wsadmin>AdminControl.completeObjectName
('type=Application,*')
WASX7026W: String "type=Application,*"
corresponds to 19 different MBeans; returning first one.
'WebSphere:name=MMGEAR,process=server1,platform=
dynamicproxy,node=UD1981HTA19Node01,J2EEName=
MMGEAR,Server=server1,version=7.0.0.21,type=Application,
mbeanIdentifier=cells/UD1981HTA19Node01Cell/
applications/MMGEAR.ear/deployments/MMGEAR/
deployment.xml#ApplicationDeployment_1170692337680,
cell=
UD1981HTA19Node01Cell,spec=1.0'

Option1
-----------
Since your wsadmin commands are tested as positive..
why not put them in a seperate file [.py] and call using
normal shell script ?
wsadmin -f {scriptfilename}.
This optional parameter specifies a script to run.
If you specify this parameter, wsadmin runs the script
that you specify and then returns you to the Qshell prompt.

option-2
-----------
As you are using WAS7.. make use of properties files

check here for an example: websphere-automation.blogspot.in/2011/01...

I tried the following script from wsadmin prompt
and received error. Is there any issue with
('type=Application,name='+app+',*')? Thanks

apps = AdminApp.list().splitlines()
for app in apps:
#print app
App_Obj=AdminControl.completeObjectName
('type=Application,name='+app+',*')
if App_Obj != '' :
appStatus = 'running';
else :
appStatus = 'stopped';
print 'Application:'+app+'='+appStatus


wsadmin>execfile("xxx.jy")
WASX7015E: Exception running command:
"execfile("xxx.jy")"; exception information:
 com.ibm.bsf.BSFException: exception from Jython:
Traceback (innermost last):
  File "", line 1, in ?
  File "xxx.jy", line 4
        App_Obj=AdminControl.completeObjectName
('type=Application,name='+app+',*')
        ^
SyntaxError: invalid syntax

Hi WASAdmin,

  are you indenting the line? that is you need to start the next line to a for (or while, if,  etc) one space indented to the for.

NO
==
apps = AdminApp.list().splitlines()
for app in apps:
#print app
App_Obj=AdminControl.completeObjectName
('type=Application,name='+app+',*')
if App_Obj != '' :
appStatus = 'running';
else :
appStatus = 'stopped';
print 'Application:'+app+'='+appStatus

YES (i have put more than one space to see de diference, but with one is enoguh)
===

apps = AdminApp.list().splitlines()
for app in apps:
    #print app
    App_Obj=AdminControl.completeObjectName  'type=Application,name='+app+',*')
    if App_Obj != '' :
       appStatus = 'running';
    else :
       appStatus = 'stopped';
    print 'Application:'+app+'='+appStatus


  is a common error when you have in jython SyntaxError

hope this helps,


regards,