PSERVER

PSERVER

Used in: Application Server Administration
Parent elements: PSERVERS VSERVER

<PSERVER	Attribute Description Table
When parent element is PSERVERS and adding a Spatial Server: *machine ="string"* type ="add" When parent element is PSERVERS and deleting a Spatial Server: *id ="string"* *machine ="string"* type ="remove" When parent element is VSERVER and associating the Spatial Server to a Virtual Server: *id ="string"* *threads ="integer"* > No Child Elements </PSERVER >
Bold: Attribute or child element is required.

Description:

Allows adding, removing, and setting the number of instances for an ArcIMS Spatial Server using the command line.

Restrictions:

None

Notes:

PSERVER is used one of two ways:
- When PSERVERS is the parent element, PSERVER is used to add or remove a Spatial Server.
- When VSERVER is the parent element, PSERVER is used to first assign a Spatial Server to a Virtual Server and secondly to assign the number of instances for that Spatial Server.
PSERVER is used to administer ArcIMS Spatial Servers from the command line. To do this, two files are used:
- An ADMINCMD XML file.
- A batch file or script.
The ADMINCMD XML file contains the instructions for adding, starting, stopping, and removing services. See the examples for proper construction of an ADMINCMD XML file.

On Windows, the batch file contains one line:

java com.esri.aims.admincore.cmd.Exec http://mymachine.domain.com Username Password file filename

Where:
- http://mymachine.domain.com is the host machine.
- Username is the user name used to log into ArcIMS Administrator or Manager.
- Password is the password used to log into ArcIMS Administrator or Manager.
- Filename is the full pathname and name of the ADMINCMD XML file, for example, c:\arcims\axl\admincmd.xml.
- Note: the parameter "file" must be included before the filename.
The above command can also be typed on the command line in lieu of using the batch file.

On UNIX, a script file is used. In the following example, note that the line beginning with "java -cp" is all one line:
#!/bin/csh

setenv JARHOME $AIMSHOME/Manager/lib
setenv AIMSHOST $argv[1]

java -cp $JARHOME/jaxp.jar:$JARHOME/parser.jar:$JARHOME/esri_mo10.jar: $JARHOME/esri_mo10res.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_admincore.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_admin.jar: $JARHOME/jcert.jar:$JARHOME/jnet.jar:$JARHOME/jsse.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_resadmin.jar com.esri.aims.admincore.cmd.Exec http://$AIMSHOST Username Password file $argv[2]

Where:
- $argv[1] is the hostname.
- $argv[2] is the name of the ADMINCMD XML file, for example, admincmd.xml.
- Note: the parameter "file" must be included before $argv[2].

Attribute Descriptions for PSERVER:

When parent element is PSERVERS and adding a Spatial Server:

Attribute	Usage	Back to Top
machine	Machine name where Spatial Server resides. Include the domain (mymachine.domain.com) if applicable.
type	Use "add" to specify adding a Spatial Server.

When parent element is PSERVERS and deleting a Spatial Server:

Attribute	Usage	Back to Top
id	Spatial Server name to remove such as mymachine.domain.com_5.
machine	Machine name where Spatial Server resides. Include the domain (mymachine.domain.com) if applicable.
type	Use "remove" to specify removing a Spatial Server.

When parent element is VSERVER and associating the Spatial Server to a Virtual Server:

Attribute	Usage	Back to Top
id	Spatial Server name to add to a Virtual Server such as mymachine.domain.com_5.
threads	Number of instances (or threads) to assign to the Spatial Server.

Examples for PSERVER:

Example 1: When adding a new Spatial Server (PSERVER) or to associate one or more Spatial Servers with a Virtual Server (VSERVER)

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<?xml version="1.0"?>
<ADMINCMD version="1.0">
  <PSERVERS>
    <PSERVER type="add" machine="mymachine.domain.com"/>
  </PSERVERS>
  <VSERVERS>
    <VSERVER type="add"
             name="ImageServerArcMap2"
             access="Public"
             description="ImageServer ArcMap Example"
             servicetype="ImageServer"
             version="ArcMap"
             referencehour="1"
             referenceminute="0"
             frequency="2"
    >

      <PSERVER id="mymachine.domain.com_4" threads="1"/>
      <PSERVER id="mymachine.domain.com_5" threads="1"/>
    </VSERVER>
  </VSERVERS>
</ADMINCMD>

Example 2: When removing a Spatial Server.	Back to Top
<?xml version="1.0"?> <ADMINCMD version="1.0"> <VSERVERS> <VSERVER type="remove" name="ImageServerArcMap2"/> </VSERVERS> <PSERVERS> <PSERVER type="remove" machine="mymachine.domain.com" id="mymachine.domain.com_4"/> <PSERVER type="remove" machine="mymachine.domain.com" id="mymachine.domain.com_5"/> </PSERVERS> </ADMINCMD>