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Summary
Retrieves an application or component process.projectNameStringrequiredThe name for the project that must be unique among all projects. processNameStringrequiredThe name of the process. applicationEntityRevisionIdUUIDoptionalThe revision ID of the versioned object. applicationNameStringoptionalThe name of the application, if the process is owned by an application. componentApplicationNameStringoptionalIf specified, the component is scoped to this application not the project. componentNameStringoptionalThe name of the component, if the process is owned by a component. microserviceApplicationNameStringoptionalIf specified, the microservice is scoped to an application. microserviceNameStringoptionalThe name of the microservice, if the process is owned by a microservice. |
Usage
Perl
$cmdr->getProcess( "test-projectName", # projectName "test-processName" # processName # optionals );
ectool
ectool getProcess \ "test-projectName" `# projectName` \ "test-processName" `# processName` \ # optionals
Example
Perl
To retrieve a component process in a master component:
$cmdr->getProcess('Default', 'Deploy', {componentName => 'WAR file'});
To retrieve a component process in a specific application:
$cmdr->getProcess('Default', 'Deploy', {componentName => 'WAR file', componentApplicationName => 'Shopping Cart'});
To retrieve an application process:
$cmdr->getProcess('Default', 'Deploy', {applicationName => 'Shopping Cart'});
ectool
To retrieve a component process in a master component:
ectool getProcess 'Default' 'Deploy' --componentName 'WAR file'
To retrieve a component process in a specific application:
ectool getProcess 'Default' 'Deploy' --componentName 'WAR file' --componentApplicationName 'Shopping Cart'
To retrieve an application process:
ectool getProcess 'Default' 'Deploy' --applicationName 'Shopping Cart'