As suggested in the below linked question.... Getting instance name of a WebSphere app Server
I am calling ServerName.getDisplayName() in an existing python file but i get None as the result. Basically I want the above displayname to set as "Generic JVM arguments" in websphere console. The pyton script runs fine through our ant target, and I can see the one of the jvm args set as None in websphere console.
Any ideas why I am getting None? The websphere console is showing server name as "server1", so I expect ServerName.getDisplayName() should return that.
=================================== Response to covener:
file1.py is called from an ant target. Please see attachment for the result.
file1.py start---------------------------------------
import file2
file2.configSystemProperties()
file2.saveConfiguration()
end---------------------------------------
file2.py start---------------------------------------
from com.ibm.websphere.runtime import *
import websphere
.....
def configSystemProperties():
websphere.setGenericJvmArguments("-Dtangosol.coherence.override=coherence.xml -DlogsDirName=" + str(ServerName.getDisplayName()));
.....
def saveConfiguration() :
websphere.save()
end---------------------------------------
websphere.py file start---------------------------------------
....
AdminConfig = AdminConfigClient.getInstance();
....
def setGenericJvmArguments(genericJvmArguments):
print "JVM generic arguments " + str(genericJvmArguments);
AdminConfig.modify(jvm, [
["genericJvmArguments", genericJvmArguments]
])
def save() :
logMajor("Saving...")
AdminConfig.save()
logMajor("Save complete.")
....
end---------------------------------------
It seems to me that you can't call the static method Server.getDisplayName() if your code isn't running in an application server process. This is not really a wsadmin / scripting library API
Instead, you need to lookup the server with the Admin APIs.
