Reading the iMAS log file.

Fetching GUI application folders from Solaris archive format.

Procedure to fetch GUI application folders from a Solaris package. Please check following procedures. For this you need one Solaris machine.

DOWNLOAD THE APPS.PKG.GZ FROM THE RELEASE MGMT SITE: http://172.16.131.27:9090/release-X86/pkgNEW/
This will be in .gz format. So extract it and you will get .pkg file. Take this .pkg file to your folder in Solaris machine. Then use this command:
pkgtrans RWAR-***FILENAME***.pkg .
Now you will get a folder structure. Inside which you will get app.zip file for specific product. Every product has its different name for app.zip file. For NTR its ntrapps.zip. After extracting this zip file you can see all GUI application folders for this product.
Copy and paste them in $ROAMWARE_HOME/roamwaresds/runtime/webapps folder. Now, restart Tomcat and check.
****************************************************************************************
Use WinSCP to copy-paste folders to-and-fro Solaris. After transferring the files using WinSCP. Use puTTY to run the commands:
ls -lart
#Go to the folder with the .GZ file and run the command given below:
#TO EXTRACT .PKG FILE FROM .GZ ARCHIVE FORMAT:
gzip -d RWARMMServiceAPPS-1.0-Q150604-sol9ORsol10-oci9ORoci10g-i386.pkg.gz

#THEN
pkgtrans RWARMMServiceAPPS-1.0-Q150604-sol9ORsol10-oci9ORoci10g-i386.pkg .

Quick Solaris commands for starting/stopping iMAS/Tomcat server.

1. Output the 'setup environment' file:


  cat /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/scripts/setup_tomcat8.sh

   #!/usr/bin/bash

   export ROAMWARE_HOME=/dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy

   export CATALINA_HOME=/dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/admin/jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35

   export JAVA_HOME=/opt/jdk1.7.0_21

   export PATH=$JAVA_HOME/bin:$PATH

2. Setting up environment: source /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/scripts/setup_tomcat8.sh

3. Stopping Tomcat: /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/admin/jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35/bin/catalina.sh stop

4. Starting Tomcat: nohup /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/admin/jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35/bin/catalina.sh run &

5. Reading Catalina logs:
grep http /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/admin/jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35/logs/*

Output:

 ./jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35/logs/catalina.2017-12-01.log:01-Dec-2017 10:01:18.485 INFO [main] org.apache.coyote.AbstractProtocol.init Initializing ProtocolHandler ["http-nio-8385"]

6. Reading iMAS logs:


  tail -f /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/logs/iMAS/imas.log

        cat /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/logs/iMAS/imas.log

7. Finding different versions of JDK


  which java

   /opt/jdk1.7.0_21/bin/java

  find /opt -name jdk*8

   ...

   find: cannot read dir /opt/oracle/product/11.2.0/client32/cfgtoollogs/cfgfw/: Permission denied

            /opt/jdk1.8.0_92

8. Changing ports (like SNMP, TCP Acceptor) in 'imaslight.properties' file:


  vim /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/admin/jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35/webapps/ROOT/imaslight.properties

  vi /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/admin/jakarta-tomcat-8.0.35/webapps/ROOT/imaslight.properties

  (Both vim and vi are correct.)

a. For search, enter search mode by typing "/" followed by search string.
To find "16001", type "/16001". Enter.
b. For editing "16001" to "16002", press "i" to enter "INSERT" mode.
Now use direction keys to bring cursor to the position of "1", type "2" and press "Delete" to delete "1" (Note: backspace does not work).
Now press "Esc" to exit "INSERT" mode.
c. For saving the file, press "Esc" to enter command mode, press ":wq" (wq: write and quit).

9. Removing old iMAS logs:


  cd /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/logs/iMAS

  /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/logs/iMAS> ksh

  /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/logs/iMAS> rm -rf imas.2*

  /dev-1/ashish/RoamwareDeploy/logs/iMAS> ls -lrth

  total 656

        -rw-r--r--   1 ashish   roamware    312K Nov 29 15:53 imas.log

Reading "AppAuthorization" data in the HTML, FTL and Rhino.

DATABASE:



select * from appauthorization where appid = 'S30060';

/*

Insert into APPAUTHORIZATION (APPID,AUTHCODE,GRPID,AUTHVALUE,GRANTED) values ('S30060','showgrouptab','1040','yes','Y');

Insert into APPAUTHORIZATION (APPID,AUTHCODE,GRPID,AUTHVALUE,GRANTED) values ('S30060','db.pool.name','1040','default','Y');

Insert into APPAUTHORIZATION (APPID,AUTHCODE,GRPID,AUTHVALUE,GRANTED) values ('S30060','db.pool.name','dragroup','default','y');

Insert into APPAUTHORIZATION (APPID,AUTHCODE,GRPID,AUTHVALUE,GRANTED) values ('S30060','permission','1040','edit','Y');

Insert into APPAUTHORIZATION (APPID,AUTHCODE,GRPID,AUTHVALUE,GRANTED) values ('S30060','permission','dragroup','edit','y');

Insert into APPAUTHORIZATION (APPID,AUTHCODE,GRPID,AUTHVALUE,GRANTED) values ('S30060','sdsservicelist','dragroup','dra','y');

*/

RHINO:


    
__repository.authz.sdsservicelist

HTML:


            
<input type = '<#if __repository.authz.showgrouptab?? && __repository.authz.showgrouptab == "yes"> text <#else> hidden </#if>' />

FTL:


            
<load-data type="sql" name="svclist" main="false" >
            
 <exec-sql type="select" multivalued="true" >
            
  <sql>
            
   <![CDATA[
            
   select ssm_service_name, ssm_service_description from sds_service_master
            
   <#if __repository.authz.sdsservicelist ??>
            
    where ssm_service_name in (
            
    <#list __repository.authz.sdsservicelist?split(',') as val>
            
    '${val?upper_case}'<#if val_has_next>,</#if>
            
    </#list>
            
    )
            
   </#if> order by svcdesc
            
   ]]>
            
  </sql>
            
 </exec-sql>
            
</load-data>

Printing the contents of Freemarker list generated from <load-data> tag of iMAS.

IMAS:
<process name="showleftframe">
<load-data type="sql" name="cosfeaturename" main="false">
<exec-sql type="select" multivalued="false">
<sql>
<![CDATA[
SELECT param_value AS cosfeaturename FROM sds_service_config
WHERE lower(svc_name) = 'amms'
AND param_name='amms.cos.feature.name'
AND 'cosengine' = (SELECT param_value FROM sds_service_config WHERE lower(svc_name) = 'amms' AND
param_name='sds.cos.plugin')
]]>
</sql>
</exec-sql>
</load-data>


<load-data type="dynhandler" name="commandcodelist">
<dynhandler type="data" class="com.roamware.sds2.ui.DiaCommandCodeLoader" />
</load-data>
<load-data type="dynhandler" name="coslist">
<dynhandler type="data" class="com.roamware.sds2.ui.CoSListLoader" />
</load-data>

RHINO:
<script engine="rhino" name="logging" method="loggingfunction" embedded="true">
<![CDATA[
importPackage(java.lang);
importPackage(java.util);
function loggingfunction(input) {
var logger = input.get("__logger");
logger.debug("Coslist: " + input.get("showleftframe_coslist"));
return true;
}
]]>
</script>

LOG:
Fri Nov 27|15:25:19.599|D|http-9999-2|Loaded [6] records for data loader [coslist]. Merging the elements of the last record into the input hash.|com.imas.app.generic.parser.DataLoader|execute|170
Fri Nov 27|15:25:19.629|D|http-9999-2|Coslist: [{name=CoS_0, cosengine, id=0}, {name=CoS_1, cosengine, id=1}, {name=CoS_4, cosengine, id=4}, {name=CoS_5, cosengine, id=5}, {name=CoS_2, cosengine, id=2}, {name=CoS_3, cosengine, id=3}]|sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl|invoke0|0
------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

More Information:

<script engine="rhino" name="logging" method="loggingfunction" embedded="true">
<![CDATA[
importPackage(java.lang);
importPackage(java.util);
function loggingfunction(input) {
var logger = input.get("__logger");
logger.debug("Coslist: " + input.get("showleftframe_coslist"));

var nwsize = (input.get("showleftframe_coslist")).size(); //java.util.Vector, Vector<Hashtable>

logger.debug("Coslist size: " + nwsize);
return true;
}
]]>
</script>

iMAS Logs:
Fri Nov 27|15:50:01.415|D|http-9999-2|Coslist: [{name=CoS_0, cosengine, id=0}, {name=CoS_1, cosengine, id=1}, {name=CoS_4, cosengine, id=4}, {name=CoS_5, cosengine, id=5}, {name=CoS_2, cosengine, id=2}, {name=CoS_3, cosengine, id=3}]|sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl|invoke0|0
Fri Nov 27|15:50:01.495|D|http-9999-2|Coslist size: 6|sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl|invoke0|0

------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------

Another example using with a Freemarker scalars:
Also: "Showing the scope of <load data> list from the <Global> tag"
Also: "Calling iMAS process on click of a link on HTML template"

XML:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE application SYSTEM "../../../application.dtd">
<application name="LNM" type="admin" version="1.0">
<global>
<load-data type="sql" name="cosfeaturename" main="false">
<exec-sql type="select" multivalued="false">
<sql>
<![CDATA[
SELECT param_value AS cosfeaturename FROM sds_service_config
WHERE lower(svc_name) = 'amms'
AND param_name='amms.cos.feature.name'
AND 'cosengine' = (SELECT param_value FROM sds_service_config WHERE lower(svc_name) = 'amms' AND
param_name='sds.cos.plugin')
]]>
</sql>
</exec-sql>
</load-data>


<load-data type="dynhandler" name="commandcodelist">
<dynhandler type="data" class="com.roamware.sds2.ui.DiaCommandCodeLoader" />
</load-data>

<load-data type="dynhandler" name="coslist">
<dynhandler type="data" class="com.roamware.sds2.ui.CoSListLoader" />
</load-data>
</global>
<app-start>
<invoke-process name="showmainframe" />
</app-start>

<process name="showleftframe">
<script engine="rhino" name="script133" method="createsql" embedded="true">
<![CDATA[
importPackage(java.lang);
importPackage(java.util);
var logger;
function createsql(input) {
logger = input.get("__logger");
logger.debug("From Global section, cosfeaturename: " + input.get("cosfeaturename"));
...
</process>

<screen name="addpage" copyinput="true">
<set-field name="hpmnlist" refvalue="showaddframe.hpmnlist" />
<set-field name="coslist" refvalue="showaddframe.coslist" />
<set-field name="cosfeaturename" refvalue="global.cosfeaturename" />
<set-field name="alliancelist" refvalue="global.alliancelist" />
<set-field name="delmessage" refvalue="${delmessage}" />
<set-field name="isadded" refvalue="${isadded}" />
</screen>

HTML:
<a href="${imas}&c= showleftframe&">CALL IMAS PROCESS</a>

LOG:
Sat Nov 28|12:04:23.945|D|http-9999-5|From Global section, cosfeaturename: AMMS|sun.reflect.GeneratedMethodAccessor39|invoke|0

Using 'screen' program on a *nix machine.

1: For 'screen' program, you need two files '.screenrc' and 'screen'. You can use WinSCP or 'scp' to copy these files on your machine.
1.1: Go to the 'home' directory
bash-3.2$ cd

bash-3.2$ scp amy@192.168.130.55:~/SPRS/setup.sh ./
Password:
scp: ~/SPRS/setup.sh: No such file or directory

bash-3.2$ scp amy@192.168.130.55:.screenrc ./
Password:
.screenrc 100% |***************************************| 19354 00:00

/dev2/home/ashish> scp amy@192.168.130.55:screen ./
Password:
screen 100% |***************************************| 319 KB 00:00

/dev2/home/ashish> scp amy@192.168.130.55:/dev3/amy/screen ./
Password:
screen 100% |***************************************| 319 KB 00:00

2: To create a new screen
screen -S GetICamp

3: To view the existing screen:
./screen -ls
There is a screen on:
2690.GetOM (Detached)
1 Socket in /tmp/uscreens/S-ashish.

4: To enter an existing screen:
./screen -x GetOM

5: Detach from a screen from inside the 'screen', key-combination sequence:
1: Ctrl + A
2: D

6: To create a new tab in a 'screen', key-combination sequence:
1: Ctrl + A
2: C

7: To delete a tab from inside the 'screen':
Ctrl + D

8: To delete a screen:
Press 'Ctrl+D' the number of times equal to the number of tabs in that screen.
Output:
[screen is terminating]

9: To rename a tab in a 'screen', key-combination sequence:
1: Ctrl+A
2: Shift+A

10: While on the 'screen', to switch between tabs, press:
F7

Using the <script> in the <global> tag:

This is an application of the iMAS tag <use-record>

<use-record>: This tag appears within <exec-sql> tag. Through this tag the result set of SQL execution is made available for manipulation. The manipulation can be done through the <script> tag (as explained below).

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<!DOCTYPE application SYSTEM "../../../application.dtd">
<application name="Policy Configuration" type="admin" version="1.0">
<global>
<load-data type="sql" name="labels" main="false" >
<exec-sql type="select" multivalued="false" >
<sql>
<![CDATA[ select 'lables' from dual ]]>
</sql>
<use-record>
<script engine="rhino" name="loadAppLabels" method="myMethod" embedded="true">
<![CDATA[
importPackage(java.lang);
importPackage(java.util);
importPackage(java.io);
function myMethod (input)
{
var logger = input.get("__logger");
var screen = input.get("__screen");
...
return true;
}
]]>
</script>
</use-record>
</exec-sql>
</load-data>
...
</global>
<app-start>
<invoke-process name="showfirstpage" />
</app-start>

Quirk 1: What happens when your application is using Freemarker2 but column 'renderer' in table 'applications' says 'freemarker' and not 'freemarker2'

When your application is using Freemarker2 but column 'renderer' in table 'applications' says 'freemarker' and not 'freemarker2', during this mismatch you will observe following difference in the iMAS logs:

Logs with renderer mismatch:


            
Mon Mar 12|21:27:02.002|D|http-nio-8443-exec-7|Loading freemarker template: /opt/Roamware/roamwaresds/runtime/webapps/S363/templates/en/querypage.html|com.uws.infra.renderer.FreeMarkerRendererFactory|getTemplate|179
            
Mon Mar 12|21:27:02.050|D|http-nio-8443-exec-7|Using renderer instance: FM Renderer [freemarker.template.Template@d041557]|com.uws.infra.SessionContextFrameWork|doRender|1944
            
Mon Mar 12|21:27:02.052|D|http-nio-8443-exec-7|Getting converter: com.uws.infra.util.HTMLEntityHandler|com.uws.infra.renderer.FreeMarkerRenderer|render|58
            
Mon Mar 12|21:27:02.060|D|http-nio-8443-exec-7|Total number of bytes written: 111|com.uws.infra.SessionContextFrameWork|render|1110
            
Mon Mar 12|21:27:02.061|D|http-nio-8443-exec-7|<<<< ---- Request handling completed|com.uws.infra.SessionContextFrameWork|requestIn|818

Logs with renderer column is set to 'freemarker2' for Freemarker2 application:


            
Mon Mar 12|16:20:57.278|D|http-nio-8081-exec-1|Loading freemarker template [S363/templates/en/querypage.html] from [D:\Work Space\Roamware_231117_SCSCA\roamwaresds\runtime/webapps] for application [S363]|com.uws.infra.renderer.FreeMarkerRendererFactory2|getTemplate|209
            
Mon Mar 12|16:20:57.294|D|http-nio-8081-exec-1|Using renderer instance: FM Renderer2 [2145106720]|com.uws.infra.SessionContextFrameWork|doRender|1830
            
Mon Mar 12|16:20:57.295|D|http-nio-8081-exec-1|Sending MIME type: text/html|com.uws.infra.http.FMRenderer2|setExtraParams|158
            
Mon Mar 12|16:20:57.297|D|http-nio-8081-exec-1|Total number of bytes written: 15711|com.uws.infra.SessionContextFrameWork|render|1079
            
Mon Mar 12|16:20:57.298|D|http-nio-8081-exec-1|<<<< ---- Request handling completed|com.uws.infra.SessionContextFrameWork|requestIn|787

Total number of bytes that were written during the mismatch is '111' (though the file 'querypage.html' size is 14KB). Also, iMAS logs that is used the renderer instance 'freemarker.template.Template' (not 'FM Renderer2').

On the browser, you get a blank page, this could be confusing at first as there is no error reported for this mismatch except for blank page on the browser.

Compiling a product (like OM or SCA) using build command 'ant make'

# In "Roamware_Source" directory, we keep the files such as 'getom_tmobile.sh', 'getom.sh'. This is the directory parallel to which directories like "Roamware" (result of checkout process) and "RoamwareBuild" (result of "ant make" build process) will be created.
/dev2/home/ashish/Roamware_Source> source getom_tmobile.sh

This has commands to make directories, check this one:
mkdir -p $HOME/Roamware
................................................................

In the file "D:\CVSRoot\products\SCA\6.1\getsca.sh" you notice some commands like these:


            
  cvs -d :pserver:build:build@172.16.XXX.XXX:/cvs/platform checkout -r $RFC_TAG rfc/6.0/cpp
            
  cvs -d :pserver:build:build@172.16.XXX.XXX:/cvs/platform checkout -r $RFC_TAG rfc/6.0/mib
            
  cvs -d :pserver:build:build@172.16.XXX.XXX:/cvs/platform checkout -r $RFC_TAG rfc/6.0/scripts
            
  cvs -d :pserver:build:build@172.16.XXX.XXX:/cvs/platform checkout -r $RFC_TAG rfc/6.0/docs/RFC-ReleaseNotes.txt

Here you have to change these to put your username and password like this:
cvs -d :pserver:username:password@172.16.XXX.XXX:/cvs/platform checkout -r $iMAS_TAG iMAS6.0
................................................................
Our "getsca.sh" file is presently in DOS format:


        
/dev2/home/ashish/RoamwareSource> vi getsca.sh
        
#!/usr/bin/bash^M
        
^M
        
export RFC_TAG=R171001^M
        
export STACK_TAG=R170803^M
        
export NADA_TAG=R130501^M
        
export MAPSRVR_TAG=R170101^M
        
...

To change the DOS format file to UNIX format (with LF (0x0A, 10 in decimal) as the only line feed character), use:
dos2unix
Unix-like operating system command
Function: Convert FILE in-place from DOS to Unix format. When no file is given, use stdin/stdout
Syntax: dos2unix [options] [-c convmode] [-o file ...] [-n infile outfile ...]
Example: dos2unix -iso -n in.txt out.txt

>>> dos2unix getsca.sh getsca.sh
................................................................
# "getsca.sh" script will checkout all the SCA files.
/dev2/home/ashish/RoamwareSource> source getsca.sh
# After the 'checkout' is successful, there will be a directory structure rooted at "/dev2/home/ashish/Roamware":
>>> cd /dev2/home/ashish/Roamware/application/SCA/6.1/build

# At "/dev2/home/ashish/Roamware/application/SCA/6.1/build" will be the "build.xml" file from which we would "ANT MAKE" SCA:
>>> ant make

# After "ANT MAKE", you can find the Zip file that has GUI applications as shown below:


         
>>> cd /dev2/home/ashish/RoamwareBuild/build
            
>>> find . -name *.zip

For this case the file is like this:


            
>>> ls -lh /dev2/home/ashish/RoamwareBuild/build/scaapps/temp/sca/ScaApps.zip
            
-rw-r--r--   1 ashish   other       359K Mar 19 15:58 /dev2/.../sca/ScaApps.zip

# Note that before SCA, you have to build iMAS (this follows the same steps except different dependencies).
# You can see the SCA dependencies from the file "getsca.sh", here is snippet of the code you have to look for:


            
  export RFC_TAG=R171001
            
  export STACK_TAG=R170803
            
  export NADA_TAG=R130501
            
  export MAPSRVR_TAG=R170101
            
  export EXT_TAG=R170801
            
  export SCA_TAG=Q180205
            
  export IRDB_TAG=R100201
            
  export OM_TAG=R130903
            
  export ENVIRON_TAG=R171201

Accessing the result of single-row SQL query fired in <global> section

XML Code:


            
 <global>
            
  <load-data type="sql" name="kpi_count" main="false">
            
  <exec-sql type="select" multivalued="false">
            
   <sql>
            
    <![CDATA[ select count(kpi_id) as kpi_count from ri_grq_kpi_service_mapping ]]>
            
   </sql>
            
  </exec-sql>
            
  </load-data>
            
 </global>
            
...
            
 <process name="saveconfiguration">
            
  <script engine="rhino" name="logging" method="logging" embedded="true">
            
   <![CDATA[
            
    importPackage(java.lang) ;
            
    function logging(input) {
            
     var logger = input.get("__logger"); 
            
     logger.debug("Debug: kpi_count: " + input.get("global_kpi_count").get("kpi_count")); //40
            
    }
            
   ]]>
            
  </script>
            
 </process>

survival8

iMAS 101 (XML (and Java) based framework for web-development)

Reading the iMAS log file.

Fetching GUI application folders from Solaris archive format.

Quick Solaris commands for starting/stopping iMAS/Tomcat server.

Reading "AppAuthorization" data in the HTML, FTL and Rhino.

Printing the contents of Freemarker list generated from <load-data> tag of iMAS.

Another example using with a Freemarker scalars:
Also: "Showing the scope of <load data> list from the <Global> tag"
Also: "Calling iMAS process on click of a link on HTML template"

Using 'screen' program on a *nix machine.

Using the <script> in the <global> tag:

Quirk 1: What happens when your application is using Freemarker2 but column 'renderer' in table 'applications' says 'freemarker' and not 'freemarker2'

Compiling a product (like OM or SCA) using build command 'ant make'

Accessing the result of single-row SQL query fired in <global> section

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iMAS 101 (XML (and Java) based framework for web-development)

Reading the iMAS log file.

Fetching GUI application folders from Solaris archive format.

Quick Solaris commands for starting/stopping iMAS/Tomcat server.

Reading "AppAuthorization" data in the HTML, FTL and Rhino.

Printing the contents of Freemarker list generated from <load-data> tag of iMAS.

Another example using with a Freemarker scalars: Also: "Showing the scope of <load data> list from the <Global> tag" Also: "Calling iMAS process on click of a link on HTML template"

Using 'screen' program on a *nix machine.

Using the <script> in the <global> tag:

Quirk 1: What happens when your application is using Freemarker2 but column 'renderer' in table 'applications' says 'freemarker' and not 'freemarker2'

Compiling a product (like OM or SCA) using build command 'ant make'

Accessing the result of single-row SQL query fired in <global> section

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Another example using with a Freemarker scalars:
Also: "Showing the scope of <load data> list from the <Global> tag"
Also: "Calling iMAS process on click of a link on HTML template"