Cleaning up Route

Contents

Deleting Single Route using Name
Deleting Multiple Routes using Regex
- Example

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This is about the normal routes (not with breakpoint) where the route gets stuck or does not get cleaned up due to some unknown reason.

Deleting Single Route using Name

To clean up a route, perform the same sequence of steps mentioned in the Clearing Breakpoint section (Removing Routes and then Disconnecting Routes) with the following changes:

In eStudio, go to Connection Management > Server Connections, and use FPS-JMX in place of FES-JMX.
In Dashboard, go to fps > Connections and consider the connections in the Connection Type: PubSub (Publish-Subscribe) along with PTP.

Deleting Multiple Routes using Regex

To clean up multiple routes, there is an option to provide regular expressions to clean up all the routes falling under the given Regex; perform the following actions in eStudio:

In Connection Management > Server Connections, log on to FPS-JMX.
Go to Fiorano > Esb > Peer > Core > ProcessManager > EventProcessManager
Right-click EventProcessManager and select View Operations.
Select the option deleteRoutesUsingRegex(Regex)
Provide the Regex name and click the deleteRoutesUsingRegex(Regex) button.

This option cleans up all the routes that match the provided Regex names from the mq layer.

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Be very careful while using this option to cleanup routes as this action cleans up even the active routes that may be used in the flow.

Example

Consider the Simple Chat event process in the Clearing Breakpoint section. The route names are: SIMPLECHAT__1_0__chat2__route1 and SIMPLECHAT__1_0__chat2__route2. If there are no other routes starting with the name "SIMPLECHAT", then provide the following Regex to clean up these two routes from the system:

Figure: Event ProcessManager dialog box

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Java accepts (.*) for variable characters, you can use similar options for multiple characters using the JVM accepted regex variables