Command line Configuration File Template
The ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks 6.x migration configuration file, .properties file is a template file that contains configurable properties to migrate design time libraries, custom XPath functions, selected processes and projects using the command line.
To migrate projects using the command line migration option, open the .properties file and paste the command from the .properties file into the command prompt, and execute the command using the following format:
bwmigrator.exe [-data <User_Workspace>] -projectDir <BusinessWorks 6.x Target directory> <BusinessWorks 5.x Project location> -propFile <.properties location>
The properties to be configured to migrate design time libraries, custom XPath functions, and selected processes are explained in the tables below.
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
selectProcess
|
The default value
true to migrate only the specified processes.
|
selectLinkedProcess
|
The default value
For example,
Set the property to true to migrate all the dependent processes, of the specified main process.
For example, Specifying the main process path will migrate all the processes that are dependent on the main process. |
.process
|
Provide comma separated processes with relative process paths with respect to the ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks 5.x project root folder as explained in the following example.
|
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
sharedModule
|
The default value of this property is
true to create an
ActiveMatrix BusinessWorks 6.x shared module.
|
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
dtlDir
|
Provide the project
lib folder location here.
For example:
|
sharedModuleDirs
|
Provide multiple directory locations using comma separated values. For example:
|
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
singleCXFGroupProject
|
By default, the property is set to
false to migrate each custom XPath function and create custom XPath function groups for each individual XPath function.
|
thirdPartyCXFJarDir
|
Provide the location of the third party JAR files that are referred by the custom XPath function. |