WebSphere Install Application Step

This step is used to install an application to the WebSphere server or cluster. It is well suited to installing an application to WebSphere for the first time.

Required properties:

Property Name	Description
Context Root	Set the context root path for this application. Default is "/".
Application Source	Set the location of the application to install to WebSphere.
Application Name	The name of the application you want to install. This is used for WebSphere reference.
Connection Type	Select the Connection Type to use with wsadmin. The default value is "SOAP". Possible values are: SOAP RMI NONE
Server Name	Enter the name of the server to check.
Minimum Size (MB)	Enter the minimum expected heap size in MBs.
Maximum Size (MB)	Enter the maximum expected heap size in MBs.

Optional properties:

Property Name	Description
Application Path	The path for the application to be installed on the server.
Options String	The string of options to be concatenated onto the install command.
Cell Name	The name of the cell to be administered. The default value is: `${p:resource/websphere.cell}`.
Node Name	The name of the node to be administered. The default value is: `${p:resource/websphere.node}`.
Server Name	The name of the server to be administered.
Cluster Name	The name of the cluster to be administered.
Command Path	The directory location of the wsadmin command-line executable. For example: /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/bin/ The default value is: `${p:resource/websphere.commandPath}`.
User Name	The user name to be used to connect to the WebSphere Node. The default values is `${p:resource/websphere.user}`.
Password	The password to be used to connect to the WebSphere Node.
Password Script	To use a script or property lookups for your password, leave the Password field blank and enter it here.
Host	Hostname of the server to connect to.
Port	The port to connect to.
Additional Command Line Arguments	New line separated list of additional command line arguments to pass to wsadmin. These will be appended as the last arguments of the command line.

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