Web service administration commands allow you to manage most
aspects of Web services.
Table 8-4: wstool Web service commands
command name
|
Description
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activate
|
Activates a Web service and makes it
available to clients.
|
allowMethods
|
Makes available to clients the selected
methods of a Web service.
|
deactivate
|
Deactivates a Web service and makes it
unavailable.
|
delete (1)
|
Deletes a Web service.
|
delete (2)
|
Deletes a Web service collection.
|
deploy (1)
|
Creates and deploys a Web service from
the implementation class file.
|
deploy (2)
|
Creates and deploys a Web service from
a JAR file.
|
deploy (3)
|
Creates and deploys a Web service collection
from a WAR file.
|
disallowMethods
|
Makes Web service methods unavailable
to Web service clients.
|
export
|
Exports a Web service collection to a
Sybase Web services WAR file.
|
exposeComponent
|
Exposes an EAServer component as a Web
service.
|
getTMjar
|
Creates a type mapping JAR file.
|
isActive
|
Returns a message that a given Web service
is either “active” or “inactive.”
|
isAllowed
|
Checks if the method is available to
a client as a Web service endpoint.
|
isStatsEnabled
|
Determines if statistic logging for a
given Web service is enabled or not.
|
refresh
|
Refreshes a server or Web service collection.
|
resetStats
|
Resets the runtime monitor statistics
of a given Web service collection.
|
set_props
|
Sets the value of the property for a
component, Web application, or a Web service.
|
startStats
|
The runtime monitor starts and monitors
statistics of a given Web service collection or Web service.
|
stopStats
|
The runtime monitor stops monitoring
statistics of a given Web service collection or Web service.
|
wsdl2Java
|
Generates client artifacts and a client
template capable of accessing server-side Web services.
|
java2Wsdl
|
Generates a WSDL file from the Java implementation
file.
|