You can deploy the CA Service Catalog components like the MDB, CA EEM, and other components from the command line using the config.properties file. The config.properties file is an input file and must be located outside the USM_HOME. The file accepts passwords in plain text format only. Follow the sequence below to deploy CA Service Catalog components.
USM_HOME is the documentation convention that specifies the local CA Service Catalog installation directory. For 32-bit computers, the default path name is C:\Program Files\CA\Service Catalog. For 64-bit computers, the default path name is C:\Program Files (x86)\CA\Service Catalog for 32-bit installations or C:\Program Files\CA\Service Catalog for 64-bit installations.
Note: You can also deploy CA Service Catalog components from the CA Service Catalog User Interface.
Follow these steps:
Configurator.bat -c mdb -p "path to config.properties"
For Example: C:\Program Files\ca\service catalog\scripts>Configurator.bat –c mdb –p "C:\config.properties"
Configurator.bat -c eem -p "path to config.properties"
For Example: C:\Program Files\ca\service catalog\scripts>Configurator.bat –c eem –p "C:\config.properties"
Configurator.bat -c component -p "path to config.properties"
For Example: C:\Program Files\ca\service catalog\scripts>Configurator.bat –c component –p "C:\config.properties"
Configurator.bat -c all -p "path to config.properties"
For Example: C:\Program Files\ca\service catalog\scripts>Configurator.bat –c all –p "C:\config.properties"
Important! You must stop and start the tomcat service for the changes to take effect.
You have deployed the CA Service Catalog components using the command line.
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