Jython Script to list websphere ports

Following Jython script will return port listings as below.

WASX7357I: By request, this scripting client is not connected to any server process.
Certain configuration and application operations will be available in local mode.
Server name: dmgr
 Node name: Server1_Manager
Port#|EndPoint Name
-----+-------------
 7277|CELL_DISCOVERY_ADDRESS
 9352|DCS_UNICAST_ADDRESS
 9043|WC_adminhost_secure
 9909|BOOTSTRAP_ADDRESS
 8879|SOAP_CONNECTOR_ADDRESS
 9100|ORB_LISTENER_ADDRESS
 9401|SAS_SSL_SERVERAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS
 9402|CSIV2_SSL_MUTUALAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS
 9403|CSIV2_SSL_SERVERAUTH_LISTENER_ADDRESS
 9060|WC_adminhost

Server name: ihs
 Node name: Server1_Node01

Port#|EndPoint Name
-----+-------------
 90|WEBSERVER_ADDRESS
 9008|WEBSERVER_ADMIN_ADDRESS

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: ListPorts()
# From: WebSphere Application Server Administration using Jython
# Role: Display the Port Numbers configured for each AppServer
# History:
#   date   ver who what
# -------- --- --- ----------------------------------------------------
# 10/11/01 0.3 rag Fix - configIdAsDict()
# 10/10/30 0.2 rag Include showAsDict() so it doesn't need to be imported.
# 09/01/08 0.1 rag Minor cleanup for book
# 04/30/08 0.0 rag New - written for presentation at IMPACT 2008
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

import re;
import sys;

try :
 if 'AdminConfig' not in dir() :
 import AdminConfig;
except :
 print 'WebSphere Application Server scripting object unavailable: AdminConfig';
 sys.exit()

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: ListPorts()
# Role: Display all of the configured ports by named EndPoint for each server
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def ListPorts() :
 SEs = AdminConfig.list( 'ServerEntry' ).splitlines();
 #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # for each ServerEntry configuration ID
 #-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
 for SE in SEs :
 seDict = configIdAsDict( SE );
 SEname = seDict[ 'Name' ];
 SEnode = seDict[ 'nodes' ];
 print '''
Server name: %s
 Node name: %s\n
Port#|EndPoint Name
-----+-------------''' % ( SEname, SEnode );
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # For the given server (SE) get the list of NamedEndPoints
 # Then, for each NamedEndPoint, display the port # and endPointName values
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 for NEP in AdminConfig.list( 'NamedEndPoint', SE ).splitlines() :
 NEPdict = showAsDict( NEP )
 EPdict  = showAsDict( NEPdict[ 'endPoint' ] )
 print '%5d|%s' % ( EPdict[ 'port' ], NEPdict[ 'endPointName' ] )

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: configIdAsDict()
# Role: Convert a configID into a dictionary
#  Fix: "name" can include a hyphen.
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def configIdAsDict( configId ) :
 'configIdAsDict( configId ) - Given a configID, return a dictionary of the name/value components.'
 result  = {};                        # Result is a dictionary
 hier    = [];                        # Initialize to simplifiy checks
 try :                                # Be prepared for an error
 #-----------------------------------------------------------------
 # Does the specified configID match our RegExp pattern?
 # Note: mo == Match Object, if mo != None, a match was found
 #-----------------------------------------------------------------
 if ( configId[ 0 ] == '"' ) and ( configId[ -1 ] == '"' ) and ( configId.count( '"' ) == 2 ) :
 configId = configId[ 1:-1 ];
 mo = re.compile( r'^([-\w ]+)\(([^|]+)\|[^)]+\)$' ).match( configId );
 if mo :
 Name = mo.group( 1 );
 hier = mo.group( 2 ).split( '/' );
 if mo and ( len( hier ) % 2 == 0 ) :
 #---------------------------------------------------------------
 # hier == Extracted config hierarchy string
 #---------------------------------------------------------------
 for i in range( 0, len( hier ), 2 ) :
 name, value = hier[ i ], hier[ i + 1 ];
 result[ name ]  = value;
 if result.has_key( 'Name' ) :
 print '''%s: Unexpected situation - "Name" attribute conflict,
 Name = "%s", Name prefix ignored: "%s"''' % ( funName, result[ 'Name' ], Name );
 else :
 result[ 'Name' ] = Name;
 else :
 print '''configIdAsDict:
 Warning: The specified configId doesn\'t match the expected pattern,
 and is ignored.
 configId: "%(configId)s"''' % locals();
 except :
 ( kind, value ) = sys.exc_info()[ :2 ];
 print '''configIdAsDict: Unexpected exception.\n
 Exception  type: %(kind)s
 Exception value: %(value)s''' % locals();
 return result;

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Name: showAsDict()
# Role: Convert result of AdminConfig.show( configID ) to a dictionary
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
def showAsDict( configID ) :
 'Convert result of AdminConfig.show( configID ) to a dictionary & return it.'
 result = {}
 try :
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # The result of the AdminConfig.show() should be a string containing many
 # lines.  Each line of which starts and ends with brackets.  The "name"
 # portion should be separated from the associated value by a space.
 #---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 for item in AdminConfig.show( configID ).splitlines() :
 if ( item[ 0 ] == '[' ) and ( item[ -1 ] == ']' ) :
 ( key, value ) = item[ 1:-1 ].split( ' ', 1 )
 result[ key ] = value
 except NameError, e :
 print 'Name not found: ' + str( e )
 except :
 ( kind, value ) = sys.exc_info()[ :2 ]
 print 'Exception  type: ' + str( kind )
 print 'Exception value: ' + str( value )
 return result

#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# main entry point
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
if ( __name__ == '__main__' ) or ( __name__ == 'main' ) :
 ListPorts();
else :
 print 'This script should be executed, not imported.';