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Editing a Web Services Adapter (for OpenEdge SOAP Web Services) instance configuration

You can edit the configuration properties of a Web Services Adapter (WSA) (for OpenEdge SOAP Web Services) instance from the management console.
To edit Web Services Adapter (for OpenEdge SOAP Web Services) properties:
1. Click Resources in the management console menu. All resources managed by your console appear in the grid frame.
2. Filter or search for the WebServices Adapter broker instance whose properties you want to edit.
3. WebServices Adapter broker instance. The WebServices Adapter details page appears.
4. In the Command and control section of the page, click Configuration. The WebServices Adapter Configuration page appears.
5. Click Edit, and make the changes you want to the properties. (For details about the properties, see Web Services Adapter (for OpenEdge SOAP Web Services) properties.)
6. Click Save. Any changes you make are also reflected in the ubroker.properties file.
You can also make run-time changes in the management console to the values of the following WSA properties:
*debugClients — Controls whether to dump HTTP and SOAP protocol message information to the WSA log file, and specifies the clients (if any) whose SOAP messages are to be dumped
*enableWsdl — Controls the WSA's ability to respond to inquiries about WSDL documents for any of the SOAP Web service applications it hosts
*enableWsdlListings — Controls the WSA's ability to respond to a request for a list of WSDL documents it has available
*loggingLevel — Specifies the amount of information to be written to the broker log
*logMsgThreshold — Controls the amount of SOAP message information that can be written to the WSA log file
*webAppEnabled — Controls the WSA's ability to accept and process SOAP requests to any of its hosted SOAP Web service applications
These changes last only for the duration of the current Java servlet engine (JSE) session. To make these changes permanent across sessions, you must make the changes in the property settings.
* Editing the WSA instance configuration