Installation

$ pipenv install wls-rest-python

Example usage

Explore the API, change properties and undeploy applications:

>>> from wls_rest_python import WLS
>>>
>>> wls = WLS('https://wls.example.com:7001', 'weblogic', 'welcome1')
>>>
>>> dir(wls.edit.batchConfig)
['canonical', 'dynamicallyCreated', 'id', 'identity', 'name', 'notes','parent',
'schemaName', 'self', 'tags', 'type']
>>>
>>> wls.edit.servers.myServer.nativeIOEnabled
True
>>> wls.edit.servers.myServer.update(nativeIOEnabled=False)
>>> wls.edit.servers.myServer.nativeIOEnabled
False
>>> wls.domainRuntime.deploymentManager.appDeploymentRuntimes.myApp.getState(
... target='myServer')
{'return': 'STATE_ACTIVE'}
>>>
>>> wls.domainRuntime.deploymentManager.appDeploymentRuntimes.myApp.undeploy()
>>>

Start all managed servers asynchronously:

from wls_rest_python import WLS

wls = WLS('https://wls.example.com:7001', 'weblogic', 'welcome1')

admin_server_name = wls.edit.adminServerName

running_jobs = []
for server in wls.domainRuntime.serverLifeCycleRuntimes:
    if server.name != admin_server_name:
        running_jobs.append(server.start(prefer_async=True))

while running_jobs:
    for job in running_jobs:
        if job.completed:
            running_jobs.remove(job)
    time.sleep(10)

Undeploy all applications and deploy a new one:

import json
from wls_rest_python import WLS

wls = WLS('https://wls.example.com:7001', 'weblogic', 'welcome1')

for deployment in wls.edit.appDeployments:
    deployment.delete()

deployment_model = {
    'name': 'myWebApp',
    'targets': [
        {'identity': [
            'servers',
            'myServer'
            ]
        }
    ]
}

deployment_info = {
    'model': (None, json.dumps(deployment_model)),
    'sourcePath': open('/u01/wars/myWebApp.war', 'rb'),
    'planPath': open('/u01/wars/myWebAppPlan.xml', 'rb')
}
wls.edit.appDeployments.create(files=deployment_info)