Tuesday 7 October 2014

WebSphere Application Server - Auditing Ports

So one of the core tenets of Java development is to re-use, not re-invent.

I had a requirement to report on the various TCP/IP ports being used by members of my various WAS 8.0 and 8.5 cells.

Steve Robinson came to the rescue with this: -

import java
lineSeparator = java.lang.System.getProperty('line.separator')

# get Nodes
NodeIDs = AdminConfig.getid('/Node:/')
arrayNodeIDs = NodeIDs.split(lineSeparator)

# get Ports
EndPointIDs = AdminConfig.getid('/EndPoint:/')
arrayEndPointIDs = EndPointIDs.split(lineSeparator)
NamedEndPointIDs = AdminConfig.getid('/NamedEndPoint:/')
arrayNamedEndPointIDs = NamedEndPointIDs.split(lineSeparator)

# print
for x in range(len(arrayNodeIDs)):
        for y in range(len(arrayEndPointIDs)):
                if arrayEndPointIDs[y].find(AdminConfig.showAttribute(arrayNodeIDs[x],'name')) > 0:
                        print AdminConfig.showAttribute(arrayNodeIDs[x],'name'),AdminConfig.showAttribute(arrayNamedEndPointIDs[y],'endPointName'),AdminConfig.showAttribute(arrayEndPointIDs[y],'port')
               

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