WLST StopAdminServer.py

# Author: Dawid Mocek
# All rights reserved

import os
import sys
import traceback

exitonerror='true'
stdoutDevice = sys.stdout

class NullDevice(object):
    def write(self, s):
        pass

#def stdoutEnable(enabled=true):
#    if enabled:
#       sys.stdout = stdoutDevice
#    else:
#       sys.stdout = NullDevice()
#
#
#redirect('/dev/null', 'false')
# sys.stdout = NullDevice()
# sys.stderr = NullDevice()

try:

#    print "Connecting to NodeManager " + NodeManagerListenAddress + ":" + NodeManagerListenPort + " using mode " + NodeManagerListenMode

    g = nmConnect(username = NodeManagerUser, password = NodeManagerPassword, host = NodeManagerListenAddress, port = NodeManagerListenPort,domainName= DomainName, domainDir = DomainHome, nmType = NodeManagerListenMode, verbose = 'false')
    # print "log: " + nmLog()
    sys.stdout.write('Stoping ' + AdminServerName + '... ')
    adminServerStatus = nmServerStatus(AdminServerName)

    if adminServerStatus != "RUNNING":
        raise Exception("AdminServer is in " + adminServerStatus + " state. Cannot stop")

    # http://docs.oracle.com/cd/E24329_01/web.1211/e24491/manage_servers.htm#WLSTG170
    # Using Node Manager to Start Servers on a Machine
    # 7. Stop the server by entering the nmKill command.
    nmKill(AdminServerName)

#    print "Disconnecting from NodeManager"
except WLSTException, e:
    nmDisconnect()
    sys.exit("FAILED: " + str(e))
except Exception, e:
    nmDisconnect()
    sys.exit("FAILED: " + e.getMessage())
else:
     nmDisconnect()