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Deploywppack : opération Stsadm (Office SharePoint Server)

Mise à jour : 2007-04-26

Operation name: Deploywppack

Deploys a Web Part package.

Syntax

stsadm -o deploywppack

-name <name>

[-url] <URL name>

[-time] <time to deploy>

[-immediate]

[-local]

[-lcid] <language>

[-globalinstall]

[-force]

Parameters

Parameter

Value

Required?

Description

name

A valid Web Part name, such as “SampleWebPart.wpp”

Yes

Name of the Web Part package

url

A valid URL, such as http://*server_name*

No

URL of the virtual server to which the Web Part package needs to be deployed.

time

A valid date:time format that is culture-specific to the administrative language, such as “2/16/2007 12:15:12”

The –time parameter is not required if either the immediate or local parameter is specified. Otherwise, the -time parameter is required.

Enables the administrator to schedule the time that the deployment should occur.

If the date time does not parse correctly, the following error message is displayed:

"‘<time user entered>’ is not a valid time format. Deployment was not initiated."

immediate

<none>

No

Causes the deployment to occur immediately after the command is executed.

local

<none>

The -local parameter is not required if either the immediate or time parameter is specified. Otherwise, the -time parameter is required.

Deploys the solution synchronously on the local computer only. The timer service is not used.

A developer must specify the immediate, local, or time parameter. If one of these is not specified, the following error message is displayed:

"Deployment type was not specified. You must specify a deployment to just this server (-local), to all servers in the farm (-immediate), or a delayed deployment to all servers in the farm (-time)."

lcid

A valid locale ID, such as "1033" for English

No

Language locale ID

globalinstall

<none>

No

Specifies that the Web Part package needs to be deployed to the global assembly cache (GAC).

force

<none>

No

Forces deployment of a Web Part package that, when deployed, will overwrite files that have been written by a different Web Part package.