query invoke Nested Elements
2.3.5.4 get
The get element retrieves attribute values from an MBean in the WebLogic Server domain. The wlconfig task can have any number of get elements. The get element has the following attributes.2.3.5.5 query
The query elements finds MBean that match a search pattern. The query element supports the following nested child elements: ■ set—performs set operations on all MBeans in the result set. ■ get—performs get operations on all MBeans in the result set. ■ create—each MBean in the result set is used as a parent of a new MBean. ■ delete—performs delete operations on all MBeans in the result set. ■ invoke—invokes all matching MBeans in the result set. wlconfig can have any number of nested query elements. query has the following attributes: Table 2–5 Attributes of the set Element Attribute Description Data Type Required? attribute The name of the MBean attribute to set. String Yes value The value to set for the specified MBean attribute. You can specify multiple object names stored in Ant properties as a value by delimiting the entire value list with quotes and separating the object names with a semicolon. String Yes mbean The object name of the MBean whose values are being set. This attribute is required only when the set element is included as a direct child of the main wlconfig task; it is not required when the set element is nested within the context of a create or query element. String Required only when the set element is a direct child of the wlconfig task. domain This attribute specifies the JMX domain name for Security MBeans and third-party SPI MBeans. It is not required for administration MBeans, as the domain corresponds to the WebLogic Server domain. Note: You cannot use this attribute if the set element is nested inside of a create element. String No Table 2–6 Attributes of the get Element Attribute Description Data Type Required? attribute The name of the MBean attribute whose value you want to retrieve. String Yes property The name of an Ant property that will hold the retrieved MBean attribute value. String Yes mbean The object name of the MBean you want to retrieve attribute values from. String Yes Using Ant Tasks to Configure and Use a WebLogic Server Domain 2-112.3.5.6 invoke
The invoke element invokes a management operation for one or more MBeans. For WebLogic Server MBeans, you usually use this command to invoke operations other than the getAttribute and setAttribute that most WebLogic Server MBeans provide. The invoke element has the following attributes.2.4 Using the libclasspath Ant Task
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