OE Management: How to Delete Messengers?

Posted by Paul Koufalis on 03-Sep-2014 09:30

I don't have nor want cgiip, wsasp, wsisa and wsnsa messengers.  How do I get rid of them from my OEM Ressources screen?  You cannot delete them and I tried commenting them out of ubroker.properties.

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Posted by Libor Laubacher on 03-Sep-2014 15:03

Disable them and forget about them? Otherwise you'd need to fiddle with fathom -dump; manual work; fathom -load.

Posted by Peter Judge on 03-Sep-2014 15:07

Can they be removed via mergeprop.bat -action delete ?

Posted by Paul Koufalis on 03-Sep-2014 15:09

mergeprop just modifies the ubroker.properties right?  I already did that manually but they're still in OEM.  I'll try LL's suggestion.

Posted by Libor Laubacher on 03-Sep-2014 15:14

just modifying ubroker.properties won't work as the messengers are registered as a resource in the OEM resource database, manually deleting stuff off ubroker.props does not remove stuff off OEM resource db

Posted by Matt Baker on 03-Sep-2014 17:11

Don't monkey with fathom.xml.  You might not get the cross references (resource monitors and such).

If you reallllyyy want to get rid of them...

Take out this section from AdminServerPlugins.properties if it is present.

#
# WebSpeed Messenger PlugIn
#
[Plugin.WSMessenger]
dependency=Plugin.System,Plugin.WebSpeed
license=4980736
classname=com.progress.ubroker.tools.MSGuiPlugin
pluginargs=Messengers

Modify $OEM/web/messengers/msngrinsthome.jsp

Add the following line into the html form:

<%= cfgbean.getStandardButtons(4) %>

Save and restart adminserver (edits may not show up if you've touched this page since they are cached if you don't restart).

Navigate to the resource page for the messenger and press delete.

Posted by Matt Baker on 03-Sep-2014 17:12

Note that the above is untested, and unsupported, and your mileage will vary.

Posted by Paul Koufalis on 03-Sep-2014 17:41

I was gonna say Matt...that's a lot of unofficial info! :-)

Thanks,

Posted by Libor Laubacher on 09-Sep-2014 06:26

Paul,

what did you end up doing and with what results ?

/LL

Posted by Paul Koufalis on 09-Sep-2014 06:51

None of the above as it is not supported.

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