The pxe-status command prints a list of deployed systems and service providers to the console.

Synopsis

pxe-status [-q|-v|-vv] [-jmxurl url] [-domain domain]
pxe-status -h

Description

The pxe-status command prints a list of systems and service providers to the console.

The prototypical output from pxe-status is as follows:

Domain: MyDomain (2 systems, 1 active)
 0:  -  GeoIp
   0:: GeoIpProxy [uri:protocoladapter.soap]
   1:: GeoIpService.OutboundSoapService [uri:protocoladapter.soap]
   2:: GeoIpService.BpelService [uri:bpelProvider]

 1:  +  HelloWorld
   0:: HelloService [uri:protocoladapter.soap]
   1:: helloWorld.BpelService [uri:bpelProvider]

The display contains the following pieces of information:

  • The name of the domain is "MyDomain", and it contains two systems, "GeoIp" and "HelloWorld".
  • The GeoIp system is deactivated, as denoted by the "-".
  • The HelloWorld system is activated, as denoted by the "+", and contains two services, numbered 0 through 1.
  • The URI of the GeoIpService.BpelService is uri:bpelProvider.

Options

Option/Argument Effect
-jmxurl url the JMX service URL for the target domain. See the urlalias Command for more information about how to set default values and shortcuts.
-domain domain the name of the target domain. If this option is not specified, the command will search for PXE domains. If a single domain is located, then the command is applied in that domain, but if multiple domains are located, an error is returned.
-q|-v|-vv adjust the verbosity of logging output. See Log and Debug Output from Commandline Tools.
-h prints a synopsis to the console and exits.