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    Blueprint For Updating EAR

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    The document provides a blueprint for updating an EAR file by: 1. Preparing an archive.xml file that defines the EAR and JAR files and XML sources to update 2. Getting update values from a GUI 3. Loading and parsing the XML 4. Exploding the EAR, updating XML files in JARs based on the archive.xml and values, repacking the JARs and EAR, then cleaning up temporary directories.

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    The document provides a blueprint for updating an EAR file by: 1. Preparing an archive.xml file that defines the EAR and JAR files and XML sources to update 2. Getting update values from a GUI 3. Loading and parsing the XML 4. Exploding the EAR, updating XML files in JARs based on the archive.xml and values, repacking the JARs and EAR, then cleaning up temporary directories.

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    The document provides a blueprint for updating an EAR file by: 1. Preparing an archive.xml file that defines the EAR and JAR files and XML sources to update 2. Getting update values from a GUI 3. Loading and parsing the XML 4. Exploding the EAR, updating XML files in JARs based on the archive.xml and values, repacking the JARs and EAR, then cleaning up temporary directories.

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    The document provides a blueprint for updating an EAR file by: 1. Preparing an archive.xml file that defines the EAR and JAR files and XML sources to update 2. Getting update values from a GUI 3. Loading and parsing the XML 4. Exploding the EAR, updating XML files in JARs based on the archive.xml and values, repacking the JARs and EAR, then cleaning up temporary directories.

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    Blueprint for Updating EAR

    1. Prepare the archive.xml in the given format:

    <archives>
    <archive name="data-source-ear.ear">
    <jars>
    <jar name= “cramer-ds-trans-webapp.war”>
    <xmlsource name="web.xml">
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    </ xmlsource >
    <xmlsource name="web1.xml">
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    </ xmlsource >
    </jar>
    <jar name= “cramer-ds-trans-webapp1.war”>
    <xmlsource name="web.xml">
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    </ xmlsource >
    <xmlsource name="web1.xml">
    <xpath name="" value="ldap.hostname"/>
    </ xmlsource >
    </jar>
    </jars>
    </archive>
    < archive>..</ archive>
    </archives>

    2. Get the Values to be updated from GUI (where user enters)

    3. Load the XML and parse(Dom)

    4. Perform the following tasks with the values getting in step 2 and 3:

    a. Explode EAR to temp directory.

    b. Explode JAR from the EAR taken above in to the jar-temp directory.

    c. Update the JAR with given values of xml, xpaths and xpath-values in web.xml

    d. Pack the updated JAR (taken from step 4)


    e. Delete the jar-temp directory.

    f. Pack the EAR.

    g. Delete the directory where EAR was exploded. (Clean-up)

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