IBM E02HMLL-I Implementation Guide - Page 59
Refreshing, InterChange, Server, Express, Disconnecting, Shutting, Deleting, instance
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Refreshing InterChange Server Express After you have deployed components to an InterChange Server Express instance you must refresh the instance in System Manager for it to accurately display the components in the server. For instance, if you deploy components to a server and then try to create a new integration library and add components to the library from the server, System Manager does not list the recently deployed components unless you refresh the server. To refresh a server instance, right-click it in the InterChange Server Express Component Management view and choose Refresh from the context menu. Disconnecting from InterChange Server Express To disconnect System Manager from an InterChange Server Express instance, right-click the InterChange Server Express instance from which you want to disconnect in the InterChange Server Express Component Management view, then select Disconnect from the context menu. Shutting down InterChange Server Express To shut down an InterChange Server Express instance, right-click the InterChange Server Express instance you want to shut down in the InterChange Server Express Component Management view, then select Disconnect from the context menu and then either select Gracefully or Immediately from the submenu depending on how you want the instance to shut down. If you select Immediately as the type of shutdown, then InterChange Server Express shuts down immediately and any flows that it might be processing at the time fail. You can subsequently resolve any failed flows by using Flow Manager. Use this type of shutdown in development and test environments where you do not care about the flows in the system or in production environments where there are no complications presented by submitting failed flows. If you select Gracefully as the type of shut down, then the InterChange Server Express integration components will finish processing their current flows before the server shuts down. Use this type of shutdown in production environments where there may be complications resulting from flow failures. Note: You can also shut down InterChange Server Express by closing the console window in which it is running. This results in an immediate shutdown, and any flows currently being processed will fail. This may be acceptable in a development environment, if the integrity of the data does not matter, but should not be done in a production environment. A benefit of using System Manager to shut down InterChange Server Express even in a development environment is that the InterChange Server Express Component Management view displays the status of the server, but it cannot detect and report changes in the state of the server if it is shut down by some other means than the use of System Manager. Deleting an InterChange Server Express instance from the view You may want to remove an InterChange Server Express instance from the InterChange Server Express Component Management view in System Manager. Do the following to remove an InterChange Server Express instance: Chapter 4. Using System Manager 47
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