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WebSpeed Essentials
Configuring WebSpeed : Configuring a WebSpeed Messenger : Managing the WebSpeed Messenger
 

Managing the WebSpeed Messenger

Occasionally, you might want to check the Messenger's status. For example, the NSAPI Messenger maintains persistent connections to the WebSpeed brokers, which you might want to break manually. WebSpeed provides an Administrative HTML page for the Messenger that you can access through a URL.
If you are running an NSAPI Web server, use the following URL:
http://host-name[:port]/wsnsa.dll[/WService=appservicename]?WSMAdmin
Where host-name is the name of the host on which the Messenger is running, port is the port that your Web server uses (if different from the default port 80), and appservice-name is the name of the application service.
Note: By default, the Administration page is disabled. You can enable it through OpenEdge Explorer or Progress Explorer, or add AllowMsngrCmds=1 to the WebSpeed.Messengers.messenger type section of the ubroker.properties file.
For example, the following URL requests the Administration page for the NSAPI Messenger on a host named mars:
http://mars/wsnsa.dll/WService=wsbroker1?WSMAdmin
If you are running an ISAPI Web server, use the following URL:
http://host-name[:port]/scripts/wsisa.dll/[/WService=appservice-name]
?WSMAdmin
If you are running a CGI Web server, use the following URL:
http://host-name/scripts/cgiip.exe[/WService=appservice-name]?WSMAdmin
In a UNIX environment, use the following URL:
http://host-name/cgi-bin/wspd_cgi.sh?WSMAdmin
Where host-name is the name of your Web server machine, port is the port that your Web server uses (if different from the default port 80), scripts is your Web server's scripts directory, and appservice-name is the name of the application service.