Removing Resource Adapters from a Host
GUI
Procedure
-
Select
.
-
Click the
Resource Adapters tab.
-
In the View By drop-down list, choose whether to display
resource adapters or hosts as the parent object.
- Resource
Adapters Click one or more resource adapters and click an action.
| Action |
Procedure |
| Edit |
- Click
Edit. The Edit Hosts for Resource
Adapter dialog displays.
- Click one or
more hosts in the Selected Hosts list and click
. The hosts move to the Available Hosts
list.
- Click
Apply. Removes the selected
resource adapters from the nodes managed by the selected hosts.
- Click
Apply with Resolve. Removes the
selected resource adapters from the nodes managed by the selected hosts and
restarts the nodes. All components and bindings running on the nodes are
stopped and restarted.
|
| Remove |
- Click
Remove.
|
- Hosts Click
one or more hosts and click an action.
| Action |
Procedure |
| Edit |
- Click
Edit. The Edit Resource Adapters for
Host dialog displays.
- Click one or
more resources adapters in the Selected Resource Adapters list and click
. The hosts move to the Available
Resource Adapters list.
- Click
Apply. Removes the selected
resource adapters from the nodes managed by the selected hosts.
- Click
Apply with Resolve. Removes the
selected resource adapters from the nodes managed by the selected hosts and
restarts the nodes. All components and bindings running on the nodes are
stopped and restarted.
|
| Remove |
- Click
Remove.
|
The selected resource adapters are removed from the nodes
managed by the selected hosts.
CLI
Procedure
-
In the data file, specify a
ResourceAdapter element in base format.
<ResourceAdapter xsi:type="amxdata:ResourceAdapter"
componentID="JDBCResourceAdapter" />
-
In the build file, set the
action
attribute of the
AMXAdminTask element to
uninstall
and the
objectSelector attribute to
Host/ResourceAdapter.
<AMXAdminTask action="uninstall" objectSelector="Host/ResourceAdapter"
/>
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