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."