Users Guide

Adaptive CLI Records Aging Policy | Actions and Adaptive CLI
OMNM 6.5.3 User Guide 619
Adaptive CLI Records Aging Policy
You can use OpenManage Network Manager’s aging feature to preserve Adaptive CLI information.
Click the Redcell > Database Aging Policy (DAP) node of the Control panel, and click the default
Adaptive CLI DAP and click the edit button on its right.I
After filling in the
General Info tab, the Parameters screen lets you configure the following:
Keep History —Enter the number of days to retain the history in the database.
Delete history associated with Negate command —Check to remove archived records associated
with
Negate (described under General on page 563).
Archive Deleted Records —Check to have deleted archived records saved as a file (configured in
the
General Info parameters too).
Web Service Deployment Features
Right-clicking in Actions Portlet supports deploying actions as web services, as described in the
following section. Web services are typically the concern of administrators, not operators.
Administrators using these features are expected to be familiar with the web service technology
they configure. Refer to the
Web Services Guide for more about WSDL.
Deploy Web Service —You can select one or more Actions to deploy as a web service. You must
assign each selected activity a unique Web Service ID, that can ultimately appear in a column
in the Activities Manager screen. The screen that appears after you select this item lets you
assign this ID for each activity connected to the web service. This screen’s appearance
depends on the web service you select.
The Web Service ID can contain only alphanumeric characters and underscores (_) and must
start with either a letter or underscore. This ID represents the input data class (or type) of the
activity. It defaults to a valid name reflecting the activity name. You can change the default.
Upon successful deployment, the Web Service IDs of the deployed activities appear in the
manager. You can then export the WSDL file for code generation and web service invocation.
NOTE:
You can see deployed Axis2 web services listed in the screen at http://[application server IP
address]:8089/axis2/services/listServices. These may take a little time to appear, so be patient. If you
have been patient, and they still do not appear listed, you may have to clear your browser’s cache.
Clicking the Activity link once they appear displays the WSDL.