Release 10.1A: OpenEdge Application Server:
Administration

> ## Functions for managing a Web service

> Other functions of the `WSAMAN` utility let you manage a Web service. These are summarized in Table 8–2.

> Table 8–2: Web service management functions
> Function | Description
> --- | ---
> WSAMAN deploy | Deploys a Web service to a WSA instance.
> WSAMAN disable | Makes a deployed Web service temporarily unavailable to incoming client requests.
> WSAMAN enable | Makes a deployed Web service available to incoming client requests.
> WSAMAN export | Creates a Web Service Definition (WSD) file on the local system from an existing Web service on an existing WSA instance.
> WSAMAN getprops (Service) | Displays the properties of a Web service. If the Web service is enabled, only the `serviceFaultLevel` and `serviceLoggingLevel` properties are displayed. If the Web service is disabled, all relevant properties of the Web service are displayed.
> WSAMAN getstats (Service) | Displays the statistics for a Web service.
> WSAMAN import | Deploys a previously exported Web service.
> WSAMAN query (Service) | Displays the following information about a Web service: Target NameSpace. Status. AppServer URL. Session model. WSDL Style/Use. Relevant Web service properties (regardless of whether the Web service is enabled or disabled).
> WSAMAN resetprops | Reinitializes a Web service’s `friendlyname``.props` file to the current value of the WSA instance’s `default.props` file.
> WSAMAN resetstats (Service) | Resets the statistics of a Web service.
> WSAMAN setprops (Service) | Sets one of the properties of a Web service.
> WSAMAN undeploy | Undeploys a Web service from a WSA instance.
> WSAMAN update | Lets you change a Web service’s deployment information (stored in the Web Service Mapping (WSM) file) without undeploying and deploying. Note: Progress Software Corporation recommends that update never be used on a production system.

> For more information on the functions of the WSAMAN utility, see Appendix B "Command and Utility Reference."

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