Initializing a WSA instance’s default Web service properties
Each WSA instance has a set of default Web service properties, which reside in the default.props file associated with the WSA instance. You can modify these, using Progress Explorer or the WSAMAN utility. Table 6–1 lists some of these default Web services properties.
Table 6–1: Setting the WSA instance’s default Web service properties
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AppServer (if the AppServer configuration includes a NameServer and does not require SSL connections).
AppServerS (if the AppServer configuration includes a NameServer and requires SSL connections).
AppServerDC (if the AppServer configuration does not include a NameServer and does not require SSL connections).
AppServerDCS (if the AppServer configuration does not include a NameServer and requires SSL connections).
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The name of the NameServer system or AppServer system, depending on the setting of appServiceProtocol.
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The TCP/IP port number, which depends on whether the appServiceHost property specifies a NameServer or AppServer system.
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The name of the default AppServer service.
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A value between 1 and 4 to identify the logging level for Web services applications. The greater the value, the more logging occurs.
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1 to allow client access to enabled Web service applications. Set to 0 to prevent client access.
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For more information on modifying the default Web service properties of a WSA instance, including a full list of default properties, see the Progress Explorer online help, or see Chapter 8 "Using the WSA Management Utility (WSAMAN)" and Appendix B "Command and Utility Reference."