Re: Stopping/Starting a Web Application in batch

["Colin Williams" <colinwilliams007@xxxxxxxxx>]

Michael,

I dont have a sample shell script, but you should be able to use wsadmin to
do this

Read up on creating wsadmin scripts in the WAS docs. You should be able to
use a combination of a QSH script and a wsadmin script to achieve what you
need

cheers
Colin.W


On 16/05/06, Michael Soucy <michaelsoucy@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Does anyone out there use a change management system to promote changes to
> your web application?  I'm looking for some help in this area.  In my shop
> we are using Softlanding's Turnover to monitor for changes to our Webfaced
> applications.  The process for promoting the changes into production is
> quite simple except for one problem.  I need to find a way to stop and then
> restart the wefaced application that is running on WAS 6.0 in order for my
> changes to take effect.  The process needs to be able to run in batch so I
> can re-publish my changes using Turnover.  Does anyone out there have any
> sample CL or QShell script that they would be willing to share that would
> help me accomplish this?  The process need to be able to run in batch in
> order for this to work.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Sincerely,
> Michael Soucy
> michaelsoucy@xxxxxxxxxxx
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