Renaming a VTA
When multiple VTA configurations are deployed on the same application server, each VTA must have a unique JNDI name. You can use a script to change the JNDI name of a VTA by generating a new EAR file in the /opt/UMC/conf/vta directory based on the renaming rules specified in the /opt/UMC/conf/vta/rules.xml file.
Renaming the VTA
To rename a VTA, specify the absolute path of the EAR file by executing the rename command in the /opt/UMC/conf/vta folder:
./rename <earFilePathName> [<rulesFilePathName>]where <earFilePathName> is the absolute pathname of the EAR file that you want to rename, and <rulesFilePathName> is the absolute pathname of the renaming rules file.
You must specify <rulesFilePathName> if you change the default location from the /opt/UMC/conf/vta file or you are using a different rules file. By default, the renaming rules rename the Quota VTA called quotavta.ear to bucketvta.ear.
cd /opt/UMC/conf/vta./rename /opt/UMC/conf/vta/quotavta.earModifying the Renaming Rules
To modify the rules used to rename a VTA, edit the /opt/UMC/conf/vta/rules.xml file. For example, you can substitute different oldString and newString attributes for the <replace> element values and save the new values to a new file that you specify as the renaming rules file for the rename command.
For information about modifying the renaming rules, see the /opt/UMC/conf/vta/rules.xml file. This file contains details about the replacement values for the VTA names.