The zman bundle-export-to-file command should export the bundle's icon to a file so that it can be used later to create the bundle with the zman bundle-create command.
by: Patrick T. | over a year ago | Other
by: Patrick T. | over a year ago | Other
The zman bundle-export-to-file command should export the bundle's icon to a file so that it can be used later to create the bundle with the zman bundle-create command.
by: Patrick T. | over a year ago | Other
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I support this proposal.
By the way: the icons are here:
Program Files (x86)\Novell\ZENworks\share\tomcat\webapps\zenworks\images\appIcons
to find.
Always on the server where you worked on changing the icon
You also can get there using the undocumented SOAP API. Quick&Dirty Powershell code:
$ZCMServer = "localhost"
$SourceBundlePath = "/Bundles/Applications/My Bundle With Icon"
$DestBundlePath = "/Bundles/New/Iconless Bundle"
$ZenCredential = Get-Credential -Message "Please provide login data to your ZCM server"
# Connect to Zenworks SOAP web service
$SOAPBundleAdmin = New-WebServiceProxy -Uri "http://$ZCMServer/zenworks-bundleadmin/?wsdl" -Credential $ZenCredential
# get the icon from $SourceBundlePath
$BundleIcon = $SOAPBundleAdmin.getBundleIcon($SourceBundlePath)
# set the icon on $DestBundlePath
$SOAPBundleAdmin.setBundleIcon($DestBundlePath, $BundleIcon)