Deploying IBM Cognos Workspace comments

You can deploy IBM® Cognos® Workspace comments using the following procedure.

1. On the computer that has the annotations that you want to deploy, export the content store. For information about exporting a content store, see Creating a new export deployment specification.
2. On the source server, open a command prompt in the c10_location/bin folder.
3. In the bin folder, run the file named htsDeployTool with the following arguments:

   htsDeployTool -persistenceUnit annotations -camUsername camUsername -camPassword camPassword -camNamespace camNamespace -exportFile exportFileName -password exportFilePassword

   where

   camUsername is the username for the namespace

   camPassword is the user password for the namespace

   camNamespace is the name of the namespace

   exportFileName is the name of the export file that will be created, for example, HumanTaskExportFile1

   Example: htsDeployTool -persistenceUnit annotations -exportFile myFile -password test2Password -camNamespace default -camUsername myId -camPassword myPassword

   To allow anonymous access, omit the -cam arguments.

4. Check to make sure that the file exportFileName.xml.gz was created in c10_location/deployment. For example, HumanTaskExportFile1.xml.gz. Copy it.
5. On the destination server, import a deployment. For information about deployment and import specifications, see Deployment Specifications.
6. On the destination server, paste the file exportFileName.xml.gz in c10_location/deployment.
7. On the destination server, open a command prompt in c10_location/bin and run the htsDeployTool with the following arguments: htsDeployTool -persistenceUnit annotations -camUsername camUsername -camPassword camPassword -camNamespace camNamespace -importFile importFileName -password importFilePassword

   where

   camUsername is the username for the namespace

   camPassword is the user password for the namespace

   camNamespace is the name of the namespace

   importFileName is the name of the export file that you created in step 3

   importFilePassword is the password for the file that you created in step 3