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- For the import process to continue, the script must end with RC=0, in this case, DPOD will use the deployment policy content that was written to the file "deployment-policy.txt"
The deployment policy should contain the inner part of the XML path /configuration/ConfigDeploymentPolicy (check out the sample script for an example on how to extract it):,
for example:
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<configRoot><configuration domain="testDomain"><ConfigDeploymentPolicy name="testPolicy" xmlns:env="http://www.w3.org/2003/05/soap-envelope" xmlns:dp="http://www.datapower.com/schemas/management"> <mAdminState read-only="true">enabled</mAdminState> <AcceptedConfig>*/*/wsm/wsm-endpointrewrite</AcceptedConfig> <FilteredConfig>*/*/xml/samlattr</FilteredConfig> <ModifiedConfig> <Match>*/*/network/host-alias?Name=.*&Property=IPAddress&Value=1.1.1.1</Match> <Type>change</Type> <Property /> <Value>2.2.2.2</Value></ModifiedConfig> </ConfigDeploymentPolicy></configuration></configRoot> |
2. If the script returns an RC > 0, DPOD's processing will stop, and an error message will be displayed, the error message will be the content of the file "deployment-policy.txt"
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