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Got a question about Mobile Service Architecture (MSA), JSR 248, a Java ME optional package that defines the next generation Java ME platform? Post it during the week of August 20 on the Ask the Experts page (http://java.sun.com/developer/community/askxprt/) and get answers from Mickhail Gorshenev, Sun's lead for the JSR 248 Technology Conformance Kit (TCK), E-Ming Saung, Product Line Manager in the Java ME Marketing group, and Hinkmond Wong, one of the current project owners of the phoneME open source project and past specification lead for various mobility-related technologies such as the Java ME Connected Device Configuration (CDC) and Foundation Profile.

Did you need to post this 27 times?He's a chronic cross-poster.
http://java.sun.com/features/authors.html
Ed Ort is a writer on the staff of the Sun Developer Network. He writes technical articles that appear on java.sun.com and developers.sun.com. After a long career at IBM, where he focused on relational database technologies and programming languages, Ed came to Sun and turned his attention exclusively to Java technology. Besides writing, Ed also manages the SDN chat program, and the newsletters: Core Java Technologies Tech Tips and Enterprise Java Technologies Tech Tips. When he's not writing, running chats, or handling newsletters, Ed is usually hiking or jogging in the mountains that surround Las Vegas, Nevada.

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Hi edort,
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Did you need to post this 27 times?He's a chronic cross-poster.
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I'm sorry, I don't speak english very well! :)
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Hi James
This Ask the Expert session may not be the right place to show you all the essential steps for how the workflow can be related to task library to achieve your initial setup flow chart, and onboarding a new client.
However, I can briefly walktthrough "Client blade Provisioning" task so it might give some idea and how you can go about.
Assumption : the infrastructure used in the following examples consists of:
- Vmware VCenter
- Cisco UCS
- NetApp ONTAP controlled storage
To be able to provision Cisco UCS blade server in automated fashion, you need to create and define the below UCS entities beforehand.
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- Create UUID Pool
- Create MAC Address Pool
- Create WWNN Pool
- Create WWPN Pool
- Create vHBA Templates
- Create vNIC Templates
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- Create UCS Policy vNICs
- Create Storage Policy
- Create Network Policy
- Create SAN Boot Policy
- Create LAN Boot Policy
Once you create all the policy above, you are good to set up a workflow container for the client blade provisoining.
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- Once this is done , you can move to SAN zoning.
2. Configure SAN Zoning
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- Once again, modify the the workflow designer flow so that the successful output from ‘Create LUN’ flows into ‘Create Initiator Group’
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- Move onto the next step in order to map the created LUN to the initiator group.
And the rest of steps are fairly similar to above. Create a Workflow and map the User Input Mappings".
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regards
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