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A WebSphere Commerce instance can be created from the command line. The command-line utility uses Apache Ant to create the objects required. The targets are divided into several high-level groups that correspond to the environment that is to be configured.
Ant targets: Removing configuration targets
You can remove the WebSphere Commerce instance and the WebSphere Commerce Server using Ant targets.
RemoveCommerceServer
The RemoveCommerceServer target removes the WebSphere Application Server configurations from the WebSphere Commerce instance. The Ant target removes the data source, JDBC provider, virtual hosts, and uninstalls the enterprise application. Finally, the web server plug-in configuration file is regenerated.
RemoveJaasAuthData
RemoveJaasAuthData removes the JAAS authentication data used to store the database user ID and password. This JAAS authentication data object is used by the WebSphere Commerce data source.

Ant target: RemoveJaasAuthData

RemoveJaasAuthData removes the JAAS authentication data used to store the database user ID and password. This JAAS authentication data object is used by the WebSphere Commerce data source.

Called by

RemoveCommerceServer

Prerequisites

The Administrative server must be running to run the RemoveCommerceServer target and any subtargets.
The createInstance.properties file must exist for this Ant target to work. For information about generating the properties file, see Ant targets.

Required parameters

instance_name: The name of the WebSphere Commerce instance with which you are working (for example, demo).

Example

WC_installdir/bin/config_ant.sh -DinstanceName=instance_name RemoveJaasAuthData
WC_installdir/bin/config_ant.bat -DinstanceName=instance_name RemoveJaasAuthData