UrbanCode properties

The basic form is ....  ${p:scope/propertyName}

where scope is application, environment, resource (there are more, I've found these the most useful)
All scopes have a build in allProperties array, for example  ${p:environment/allProperties}
Array elements are comma separated with each element of the form key=value

Create a new WAS job in UrbanCode Deploy

1. Create a Top Level Resource Group
2. Add the Agent on the DMGR to this Group
3. Create a Component
4. Create an Application 
5. Add the Component to the Application 
6. Create a Process (this is the low level process) under the Component of type "configuration deployment"
7. In this process create your *.py file. The contents of the file will be our wsadmin script
8. Also in this Process add a Shell step which invokes wsadmin and passes args
9. Save the Process
10. Create an Environment under the Application
11. Click on the Environment name and add a Base Resource (the whole folder representing the Top Level Resource Group you created in step 1)
12. Under Resources > Resources, navigate to the agent under the Top Level Resource you created earlier click Actions and add the Component you created earlier (this is called mapping / associating the component to the machine where it will run) - NOTE: I'm not sure whether you need to add this to the Agent or the containing folder - TBC
13. Under the Application create a high level Process, because I added the Component to the Application in step 3 it will available to drag onto the canvas.