WASX

    Syntax:
    wsadmin
       [ -h(elp)  ]
       [ -?  ]  
       [ -c <command> ]
       [ -p <properties_file_name>]
       [ -profile <profile_script_name>]
       [ -f <script_file_name>]
       [ -javaoption java_option]
       [ -lang  language]  
       [ -wsadmin_classpath  class path]  
       [ -profileName profile]  
       [ -conntype  
          SOAP
             [-host host_name]
             [-port port_number]
             [-user userid]
             [-password password] |
          RMI
             [-host host_name]
             [-port port_number]
             [-user userid]
             [-password password] |
          JSR160RMI
             [-host host_name]
             [-port port_number]
             [-user userid]
             [-password password] |
          IPC
             [-ipchost host_name]
             [-port port_number]
             [-user userid]
             [-password password] |
          NONE
       ]
       [ -jobid <jobid_string>]
       [ -tracefile <trace_file>]
       [ -appendtrace <true/false>]
       [ -usejython21 <true/false>]
       [ script parameters ]
    Where    "command" is a command to be passed to the script processor;
       "properties_file_name" is a java properties file to be used;
       "profile_script_name" is a script file to be run before the
          main command or file;
       "script_file_name" is a command to be passed to the script processor;
       "java_option" is a java standard or non-standard option to be passed
          to the java program;
       "language" is the language to be used to interpret scripts;
          supported values are "jacl" and "jython".
       "classpath" is a class path to be appended to built-in one;
       "-conntype"  specifies the type of connection to be used;
          the default argument is "SOAP"
          a conntype of "NONE" means that no server connection is made
          and certain operations will be performed in local mode;
       "host_name"  is the host used for the SOAP or RMI connection;
          the default is the local host;
       "port_number"  is the port used for the SOAP or RMI connection;
       "userid"  is the userid required when the server is running in
          secure mode;
       "password"  is the password required when the server is running in
          secure mode;
       "script parameters"  is anything else on the command line.  These
          are passed to the script in the argv variable; the number of
          parameters is available in the argc variable.
       "jobid_string" is a jobID string to be used to audit each invocation
          of wsadmin;
       "trace_file" is the log file name and location where wsadmin trace
          output is directed;
    If no command or script is specified, an interpreter shell is
    created for interactive use. To leave an interactive scripting session,
    use the "quit" or "exit" commands.
    Several commands, properties files, and profiles may be specified
    on a single command line.  They are processed and run in
    order of their specification.
    

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       in a WebSphere server process.  The number and type of MBeans available
       to the scripting client depends on the server to which the client is
       connected.  If the client is connected to a Deployment Manager, then
       all the MBeans running in the Deployment Manager are visible as are all
       the MBeans running in the Node Agents connected to this Deployment
       Manager, and all the MBeans running in the application servers on those
       nodes.
    
       The following commands are supported by AdminControl; more detailed
       information about each of these commands is available by using the
       "help" command of AdminControl and supplying the name of the command
       as an argument.
    
       Note that many of these commands support two different sets of
       signatures: one that accepts and returns strings, and one low-level
       set that works with JMX objects like ObjectName and AttributeList.
       In most situations, the string signatures are likely to be more useful,
       but JMX-object signature versions are supplied as well.  Each of these
       JMX-object signature commands has "_jmx" appended to the command name.
       Hence there is an "invoke" command, as well as a "invoke_jmx" command.
    
    completeObjectName      Returns a String version of an object name given a template
          name
    getAttribute_jmx      Given ObjectName and name of attribute, returns value of
          attribute
    getAttribute   Given String version of ObjectName and name of attribute,
          returns value of attribute
    getAttributes_jmx      Given ObjectName and array of attribute names, returns
          AttributeList.
    getAttributes   Given String version of ObjectName and attribute names,
          returns String of name value pairs. Given String version
          of ObjectName, returns String of all name value pairs.
    getCell      Returns the cell name of the connected server
    getConfigId   Given String version of ObjectName, return a configuration
          ID for the corresponding configuration object, if any
    getDefaultDomain      Returns "WebSphere"
    getDomainName   Returns "WebSphere"
    getHost      Returns String representation of connected host
    getMBeanCount   Returns number of registered beans
    getMBeanInfo_jmx      Given ObjectName, returns MBeanInfo structure for MBean
    getNode      Returns the node name of the connected server
    getObjectInstance      Given String version of ObjectName, returns ObjectInstance
          object that match.
    getPort      Returns String representation of port in use
    getType      Returns String representation of connection type in use
    help      Shows help information
    invoke_jmx   Given ObjectName, name of method, array of parameters and
          signature, invokes method on MBean specified
    invoke      Invokes a method on the specified MBean
    isRegistered_jmx      Returns true if supplied ObjectName is registered
    isRegistered   Returns true if supplied String version of ObjectName is
          registered
    makeObjectName   Returns an ObjectName built with the given string
    queryNames_jmx   Given ObjectName and QueryExp, retrieves set of ObjectNames
          that match.
    queryNames   Given String version of ObjectName, retrieves String of
          ObjectNames that match
    queryMBeans   Given String version of ObjectName, returns a set of
          ObjectInstances object that match
    reconnect   Reconnects with server
    setAttribute_jmx      Given ObjectName and Attribute object, sets attribute for MBean
          specified
    setAttribute   Given String version of ObjectName, attribute name and
          attribute value, sets attribute for MBean specified
    setAttributes_jmx      Given ObjectName and AttributeList object, sets attributes for
          the MBean specified
    setAttributes   Given String version of ObjectName, attribute name
          and value pairs, sets attributes for the MBean specified
    startServer   Given the name of a server, starts that server
    stopServer   Given the name of a server, stops that server
    testConnection   Tests the connection to a DataSource object
    trace      Sets the wsadmin trace specification
    

       First, provide general help information for the objects
       supplied by wsadmin for scripting: Help, AdminApp, AdminConfig,
       AdminControl and AdminTask.
       Second, provide a means to obtain interface information about
       MBeans running in the system.  For this purpose, a variety of
       commands are available to get information about the operations,
       attributes, and other interface information about particular
       MBeans.
    
       The following commands are supported by Help; more detailed
       information about each of these commands is available by using the
       "help" command of Help and supplying the name of the command
       as an argument.
    
    attributes      Given an MBean, returns help for attributes
    operations      Given an MBean, returns help for operations
    constructors      Given an MBean, returns help for constructors
    description      Given an MBean, returns help for description
    notifications      Given an MBean, returns help for notifications
    classname      Given an MBean, returns help for classname
    all         Given an MBean, returns help for all the above
    help         Returns this help text
    AdminControl      Returns general help text for the AdminControl object
    AdminConfig      Returns general help text for the AdminConfig object
    AdminApp      Returns general help text for the AdminApp object
    AdminTask      Returns general help text for the AdminTask object
    wsadmin         Returns general help text for the wsadmin script
             launcher
    message         Given a message id, returns explanation and user
             action message
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns the host to which the scripting process is
       connected.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns the port used for scripting connection.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Reconnects with the server
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Is the client session alive?
    

       Arguments: object name
       Description: Returns a String containing the ObjectNames that match
       the input object name, which may be a wild card.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns number of registered beans
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: returns "WebSphere"
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: returns "WebSphere"
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName)
       Description: Returns the MBeanInfo structure for the MBean described
       by the object name.  An easier way to get this information is to use
       the "Help" object -- for example, the "operations" command of the Help
       object returns information about all the operations supported by the
       specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: object name, classname
       Description: Returns true if MBean described by "object name" is of
       the class given by "classname."
    

       Arguments: object name
       Description: Returns true if supplied object name is registered.
    

       Arguments: object name, attribute
       Description: Returns value of "attribute" for the MBean described by
       "object name."
    

       Arguments: object name, attributes
       Returns a string listing the values of the attributes named in
       "attributes" for the object named by "object name".
    

       Arguments: object name, attribute name, attribute value
       Description: Sets the attribute with name "attribute name" to the
       value given by "attribute value" for the MBean described by
       "object name."
    

       Arguments: object name, attributes
       Description: Sets attributes given in "attributes" for the MBean
       described by "object name."
    

       Arguments: object name, operation
       Description: Invoke the operation named by "operation" on the MBean
       described by "object name."  No arguments are passed for the operation.
       Method: invoke
       Arguments: object name, operation, arguments
       Description: Invoke the operation named by "operation" on the MBean
       described by "object name" using the parameters described by
       "arguments."  If no arguments are required for this operation, the
       "arguments" parameter may be omitted.
       Method: invoke
       Arguments: object name, operation, arguments, signature
       Description: Invoke the operation named by "operation" on the MBean
       described by "object name" using the parameters described by "arguments"
       and the signatures described by "signature."
    

       Arguments: object name
       Description: Return an ObjectName object constructed from
       the "object name" string.
    

       Arguments: object name, template
       Description: Returns a String version of an object name that matches
       the "template."  For example, the template might be "type=Server,*"
       If there are several MBeans that match the template, the first match
       is returned.
    

       Arguments: trace specification
       Description: Turns on the trace specified by "trace specification"
       in the scripting process.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Displays general help for AdminControl.
       Method: help
       Arguments: command
       Description: Displays help for the AdminControl command specified by
       "command."
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns connection type used for scripting connection.
    

       WebSphere server to manipulate configuration data for a WebSphere
       installation.  AdminConfig has commands to list, create, remove,
       display, and modify configuration data, as well as commands to display
       information about configuration data types.
    
       Most of the commands supported by AdminConfig operate in two modes:
       the default mode is one in which AdminConfig communicates with the
       WebSphere server to accomplish its tasks.  A local mode is also
       possible, in which no server communication takes place.  The local
       mode of operation is invoked by bringing up the scripting client with
       no server connected using the command line "-conntype NONE" option
       or setting the "com.ibm.ws.scripting.connectionType=NONE" property in
       the wsadmin.properties.
    
       The following commands are supported by AdminConfig; more detailed
       information about each of these commands is available by using the
       "help" command of AdminConfig and supplying the name of the command
       as an argument.
    
    attributes   Shows the attributes for a given type
    checkin      Checks a file into the configuration repository
    convertToCluster      Converts a server to be the first member of a new ServerCluster
    create      Creates a configuration object, given a type, a parent, and
          a list of attributes, and optionally an attribute name for the
          new object
    createClusterMember      Creates a new server that is a member of an existing cluster
    createDocument   Creates a new document in the configuration repository
    createUsingTemplate      Creates an object using a particular template type
    defaults   Displays the default values for attributes of a given type
    deleteDocument   Deletes a document from the configuration repository
    existsDocument   Tests for the existence of a document in the configuration
          repository
    extract      Extracts a file from the configuration repository
    getCrossDocumentValidationEnabled      Returns true if cross-document validation is enabled
    getid      Shows the configuration ID of an object, given a string version
          of its containment
    getObjectName   Given a configuration ID, returns a string version of the
          ObjectName for the corresponding running MBean, if any
    getObjectType   Given a configuration ID, returns a string version of the
          object type
    getSaveMode   Returns the mode used when "save" is invoked
    getValidationLevel      Returns the validation used when files are extracted from the
          repository.
    getValidationSeverityResult      Returns the number of messages of a given severity from the
          most recent validation
    hasChanges   Returns true if unsaved configuration changes exist
    help      Shows help information
    installResourceAdapter      Installs a J2C resource adapter with the given rar file name
          and an option string in the node
    list      Lists all configuration objects of a given type
    listTemplates   Lists all available configuration templates of a given type
    modify      Changes specified attributes of a given configuration object
    parents      Shows the objects which contain a given type
    queryChanges   Returns a list of unsaved files
    remove      Removes the specified configuration object
    required   Displays the required attributes of a given type.
    reset      Discards unsaved configuration changes
    resetAttributes   Resets value of the specified attributes.
    save      Commits unsaved changes to the configuration repository
    setCrossDocumentValidationEnabled      Sets the cross-document validation enabled mode.
    setSaveMode   Changes the mode used when "save" is invoked
    setValidationLevel      Sets the validation used when files are extracted from the
          repository.
    show      Shows the attributes of a given configuration object
    showall      Recursively shows the attributes of a given configuration
          object, and all the objects contained within each attribute.
    showAttribute   Displays only the value for the single attribute specified.
    types      Shows the possible types for configuration
    uninstallResourceAdapter      Uninstalls a J2C resource adapter with the given resource
          adapter configuration ID.
    unsetAttributes   Unsets value of the specified attributes.
    validate   Invokes validation
    

       Arguments: type, parent, attributes
       Description: Create a configuration object of the type named by
       "type," the parent named by "parent," using the attributes supplied by
       "attributes."
       Method: create
       Arguments: type, parent, attributes, parent attribute name,
       Description: Create a configuration object of the type named by
       "type," the parent named by "parent," using the attributes supplied
       by "attributes" and the attribute name in the parent given by
       "parent attribute name"
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Removes the configuration object named by "config id."
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Lists all the configuration objects of the type named
       by "type."
       Method: list
       Arguments: type, scope
       Description: Lists all the configuration objects of the type named
       by "type" within the scope of the configuration object named by "scope."
       Method: list
       Arguments: type, pattern
       Description: Lists all the configuration objects of the type named
       by "type" matching with the wildcard "pattern".
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Displays all the attributes for the configuration object
       named by "config id."
       Method: show
       Arguments: config id, attribute list
       Description: Displays the attributes specified in "attribute list"
       for the configuration object named by "config id."
    

       Arguments: config id, attributes
       Description: Changes the attributes specified by "attributes"  for
       the configuration object named by "config id."
    

       Arguments: object name
       Description: Returns a configuration ID for the configuration object that
       corresponds to the MBean named by "object name."  This function
       communicates with the configuration service to look up a configuration ID that
       can be used by AdminConfig.  If no configuration object exists that
       corresponds to the supplied object name string, getConfigId returns an
       empty string.
       The object name string supplied as input to this function may be a
       wildcard -- for example:
          "type=Server,*"
       In this case, getConfigId returns the configuration ID of the first matching
       object found.  Message WASX7026W is also displayed as a warning.
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Displays the object types that can be contained in "type."
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Displays all the possible attributes contained by an
       object of type "type."  The attribute types are also displayed; when
       the attribute represents a reference to another object, the type of
       the tattribute has a suffix of "@."  When the attribute represents a
       collection of objects, the type is listed with a suffix of "*."  If the
       type represents a base type, possible subtypes are listed after the
       base type in parenthesis.  If the type is an enumeration, it is listed
       as "ENUM," followed by the possible values in parentheses.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help for AdminApp.
       Method: help
       Arguments: method or option
       Description: Display help for the AdminApp method or option specified
       by String.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Displays all the possible top-level configuration
       object types.
       Method: types
       Arguments: pattern
       Description: Displays all the possible top-level configuration
       object types matching with the wildcard "pattern".
    

       Arguments: containment path
       Description: Returns the configuration ID for an object described by the
       given containment path -- for example, /Node:myNode/Server:s1/JDBCProvider:jdbc1/
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Displays the object types that can contain "type."
    

       -- this includes installing, uninstalling, editing, and listing. Most
       of the commands supported by AdminApp operate in two modes: the default
       mode is one in which AdminApp communicates with the WebSphere server to
       accomplish its tasks.  A local mode is also possible, in which no
       server communication takes place.  The local mode operation is invoked
       by bringing up the scripting client with no server connected using the
       command line "-conntype NONE" option tor setting the
       "com.ibm.ws.scripting.connectionType=NONE" property in the
       wsadmin.properties.
    
       The following commands are supported by AdminApp; more detailed
       information about each of these commands is available by using the
       "help" command of AdminApp and supplying the name of the command
       as an argument.
    
    deleteUserAndGroupEntries
          Deletes all the user/group information for all the roles and
          all the user name/password information for RunAs roles for a
          given application
    edit      Edits the properties of an application
    editInteractive   Edits the properties of an application interactively
    export      Exports application to a file
    exportDDL   Exports DDL from application to a directory
    exportFile   Exports content of a single file from an application to a file
    getDeployStatus   Returns the combined Deployment status of the application
    help      Shows help information
    install      Installs an application, given a file name and an option string
    installInteractive      Installs an application in interactive mode, given a file name
          and an option string
    isAppReady   Checks whether the application is ready to be run
    list      Lists all installed applications
    listModules   Lists the modules in a specified application
    options      Shows the options available, for a given file, application,
          or in general
    renameApplication   Rename a given application
    publishWSDL   Publishs WSDL files for a given application
    searchJNDIReferences
          Lists application that refers to the given JNDIName on a given
          node
    taskInfo   Shows detailed information pertaining to a given install task
          for a given file
    uninstall   Uninstalls an application, given an application name and
          an option string
    update      Updates an installed application
    updateAccessIDs   Updates the user/group binding information with accessID
          from user registry for a given application
    updateInteractive   Updates an installed application interactively
    view      Views an application or module, given an application or
          module name
    

       Arguments: filename, options
       Description: Installs the application in the file specified by
       "filename" using the options specified by "options". All required
       information must be supplied in the options string; no prompting is
       performed.
       The AdminApp "options" command may be used to get a list of all
       possible options for a given ear file.  The AdminApp "help" command
       may be used to get more information about each particular option.
    

       Arguments: filename, options
       Description: Installs the application in the file specified by
       "filename" using the options specified by "options". The user is
       prompted for information about each relevant task.
       The AdminApp "options" command may be used to get a list of all
       possible options for a given ear file.  The AdminApp "help" command
       may be used to get more information about each particular option.
       Method: installInteractive
       Arguments: filename
       Description: Installs the application specified by "filename" using
       default options. The user is prompted for information about each
       relevant task.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Displays the general options available for every
       application to be installed.
       Method: options
       Arguments: filename
       Description: Displays all the options available for installing the
       application in the file specified by "filename".
       Method: options
       Arguments: appname
       Description: Displays all the options available for editing the
       application specified by "appname".
       Method: options
       Arguments: modulename
       Description: Displays all the options available for editing the
       application module specified by "modulename".
       Method: options
       Arguments: filename, operation
       Description: Displays all the options available for the
       file specified by "filename" using the specified operation.
       Valid operations are "installapp", "updateapp", "addmodule",
       and "updatemodule".
    

       Arguments: filename, taskname
       Description: Runs default bindings for the application specified
       by "filename" and displays detailed information about the install task
       specified by "taskname"
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Lists all installed applications
       Method: list
       Arguments: target scope
       Description: List installed applications on a given "target scope"
       For example, WebSphere:cell=myCell,node=myNode,server=myServer or
       WebSphere:cell=myCell,cluster=myCluster.
    

       Arguments: application name, options
       Description: Uninstalls application named by "application name" using
       the options supplied by "options".
       Method: uninstall
       Arguments: application name
       Description: Uninstalls the application specified by
       "application name" using default options.
    

       Arguments: application name, options
       Description: Edits the application specified by "application name"
       using the options specified by "options". The user is prompted for
       information about each relevant task.
       Method: editInteractive
       Arguments: application name
       Description: Edits the application specified by "application name."
       The user is prompted for information about each relevant task.
    

       Arguments: application name, options
       Description: Modifies the application specified by "application name"
       using the options specified by "options". The user is not prompted for
       any information.
    

    

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Enter "quit" or "exit" if you want to terminate this session without saving your changes.To save the changes, invoke the "save" command on the AdminConfig object.
    

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       Arguments: none
       Description: Commits unsaved changes to the configuration repository
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Discard unsaved configuration changes
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns true if unsaved configuration changes exist
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns a list of unsaved configuration files
    

       Arguments: save mode
       Description: Changes the mode used when "save" is invoked.
       Possible values are:
          "overwriteOnConflict" to save changes even if they conflict
          with other configuration changes; and
          "rollbackOnConflict" to cause a save operation to fail if
          changes conflict with other configuration changes;
          this value is the default.
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Shows all the attributes for the configuration object
       named by "config id." The showall command recursively displays the
       contents of all the subobjects contained inside each of the attributes.
       Method: showall
       Arguments: config id, attribute list
       Description: Shows the attributes specified by "attribute list" for
       the configuration object named by "config id."  The showall command
       recursively displays the contents of each specified attribute.
    

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       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns the mode used when "save" is invoked.
       Possible values are:
          "overwriteOnConflict" to save changes even if they conflict
          with other configuration changes; and
          "rollbackOnConflict" to cause a save operation to fail if
          changes conflict with other configuration changes;
          this value is the default.
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Tests the connection to a DataSource.  The "config id"
       argument is the configuration ID of a DataSource object. The DataSource
       object passed in has to be saved in the configuration before
       attempting to run testConnection.
    

       Arguments: application name, filename, options
       Description: Exports the application specified by "application name"
       to the file specified by "filename" using the options specified by
       "options".
       Method: export
       Arguments: application name, filename
       Description: Exports the application specified by "application name"
       to the file specified by "filename."
    

This option is deprecated. Use "-conntype NONE" in the command line or "com.ws.scripting.connectionType=NONE" in wsadmin.properties to perfrom AdminApp function in local mode.
    

    This option is deprecated. There is no replacement for this option.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Requests configuration validation results based on the
       files in your workspace, the value of the cross-document validation
       enabled flag, and the validation level setting.
       Method: validate
       Arguments: config id
       Description: Requests configuration validation results based on the
       files in your workspace, the value of the cross-document validation
       enabled flag, and the validation level setting.  The scope of this
       request is the object named by "config id."
    

       Arguments: level
       Description: Sets the validation level to one of five possibilities:
       none, low, medium, high, or highest.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns a message giving the current validation level.
    

       Arguments: flag
       Description: Sets the cross-document validation enabled flag to
       true or false.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns a message giving the current cross-document
       enablement setting.
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Returns a string version of the ObjectName for the MBean
       that corresponds to this configuration ID. If there is no such
       running MBean this returns an empty string.
    

       Arguments: application name, options
       Description: List the modules in the application specified by
       "application name using the options specified by "options".  The valid
       option is "-server".  If "-server" is specified, then the
       return value will include the server information on each module.
       Method: listModules
       Arguments: application name
       Description: List the modules in the application specified by
       "application name".
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Returns a list of the templates available for the given
       type.  These templates may be used in invocations of
       createUsingTemplate.
       Method: listTemplates
       Arguments: type, match
       Description: Returns a list of the templates with display names
       that contain the string specified by "match" available for the given
       type.  These templates may be used in invocations of
       createUsingTemplate.
       Method: listTemplates
       Arguments: type, pattern
       Description: Returns a list of the templates with display names
       that contain the string matching with the wildcard "pattern" for the
       given type.  These templates may be used in invocations of
       createUsingTemplate.
    

       Arguments: type, parent, attributes, template
       Description: Creates an object of the given type with the given
       parent.  The specified template is used as the basis for this new
       object, and the specified attributes override settings in the template.
       The template parameter is a configuration ID of an existing object -- .
       this object can be either a template object, returned by using the
       listTemplates command, or any other existing object of the correct type.
    

    This option is deprecated. It is replaced by installed.ear.destination option.
    

{0}
    

       Arguments: application name, boolean:bAll
       Description: Updates the application binding file for an installed
       application with access IDs for all the users and groups.  Specifying
       true for bAll updates all the users/groups even if there are access
       IDs already present in the bindings.
    

Exception message (if any): "{2}"
    

       Arguments: application name
       Description: Deletes all the user/group information for all the roles
       and RunAs roles for a given application.
    

       Arguments: server name
       Description: Starts a server by locating it in the configuration
       and asking that node"s NodeAgent to start the server.  This command
       uses the default wait time of 1200 seconds.  Note that this version
       of the command can only be used if the scripting process is attached
       to a Node Agent server.
       Method: startServer
       Arguments: server name, wait time
       Description: Starts a server by locating it in the configuration,
       synchronizing configuration data with the server"s node,
       and asking that node"s NodeAgent to start the server.  The start
       process waits the number of seconds specified by "waittime"
       for the server to start. Note that this version of the command can
       only be used if the scripting process is attached to a Node Agent
       server.
       Method: startServer
       Arguments: server name, node name
       Description: Starts a server in the specified node by locating it in
       the configuration, synchronizing configuration data with the server"s
       node and asking that node"s NodeAgent to start the server. This version
       of the command can be used when the scripting process is attached
       either to a Node Agent or Deployment Manager process.
       Method: startServer
       Arguments: server name, node name, wait time
       Description: Starts a server in the specified node by locating it in
       the configuration, synchronizing configuration data with the server"s
       node and asking that node"s NodeAgent to start the server.  The start
       process waits the number of seconds specified by "waittime"
       for the server to start.  This version of the command can be used when
       the scripting process is attached either to a Node Agent or Deployment
       Manager process.
    

       Arguments: server name
       Description: Stops a server.
       Method: stopServer
       Arguments: server name, immediate flag
       Description: Stops a server.  If the "immediate flag" is set to
       "immediate" then a stopImmediate is performed for the specified
       server.  Otherwise, a normal stop is performed.
       Method: stopServer
       Arguments: server name, node name
       Description: Stops a server in the specified node.
       Method: stopServer
       Arguments: server name, node name, immediate flag
       Description: Stops a server in the specified node.  If the
       "immediate flag" is set to "immediate" then a stopImmediate
       is performed for the specified server.  Otherwise, a normal
       stop is performed.
       Method: stopServer
       Arguments: server name, node name, terminate flag
       Description: Stops a server on the specified node. If the
       "terminate flag" is set to "terminate" then a terminate
       is performed for the specified server. Otherwise, a normal stop
       is performed.
       This operation can only be performed on a Managed Process.
       The node name is a required argument.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help for Help.
       Method: help
       Arguments: method
       Description: Display help for the Help method specified
       by String.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display information about the attributes of the
       specified MBean.
       Method: attributes
       Arguments: MBean, attribute name
       Description: Display information about the specified attribute on
       the specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display information about the operations of the
       specified MBean.
       Method: operations
       Arguments: MBean, operation name
       Description: Display information about the specified operation on
       the specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display information about the constructors of the
       specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display the description of the specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display information about the notifications sent by
       the specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display information about the classname of the
       specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: MBean
       Description: Display information about the attributes,
       operations, constructors, description, notifications,
       and classname of the specified MBean.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help information for the
       AdminConfig object provided by wsadmin.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help information for the
       AdminApp object provided by wsadmin.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help information for the
       AdminControl object provided by wsadmin.
    

       Arguments: cluster id, node id, member attributes
       Description: Creates a new Server object on the node specified
       by "node id."  This Server is created as a new member of the existing
       cluster specified by "cluster id," and has attributes specified in
       "member attributes."  One attribute is required: "memberName."
       The Server is created using the default template for
       Server objects, and has the name and specified by the
       "memberName" attribute.
       Method: createClusterMember
       Arguments: cluster id, node id, member attributes, template id
       Description: Creates a new Server object on the node specified
       by "node id."  This Server is created as a new member of the existing
       cluster specified by "cluster id," and has attributes specified in
       "member attributes."  One attribute is required: "memberName."
       The Server is created using the Server template
       specified by "template id," and has the name specified by
       the "memberName" attribute.
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), query (type QueryExp)
       Description: Returns a Set containing ObjectNames that match the input
       object name and query.
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), classname (String)
       Description: Returns true if the MBean described by "object name" is of
       the class given by "classname."
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName)
       Description: Returns true if supplied "object name" is registered.
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), attribute (String)
       Description: Returns value of "attribute" for the MBean described by
       "object name."
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), attributes (String[])
       Description: Returns an AttributeList object containing the values
       of the attributes named in "attributes" for the object named by
       "object name."
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), attribute (type Attribute)
       Description: Sets the Attribute contained in "attribute" for the MBean
       described by "object name."
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName),
       attributes (type AttributeList)
       Description: Sets attributes in the MBean described by
       "object name."  The attribute names and values are contained in the
       "attributes" argument.
    

       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), operation (type String),
       arguments (type Object[]), signature (type String[])
       Description: Invoke the operation named by "operation" on the MBean
       described by "object name," using the arguments given in "arguments" and
       the signature in "signature."
    

       Arguments: server id, cluster name
       Description: Creates a new ServerCluster object with the name
       specified by "cluster name," and makes the server specified by
       "server id" the first member of this cluster.  Applications loaded
       on this server are now configured on the new cluster.
    

       Arguments: documentURI, filename
       Description: Extracts a configuration repository document that
       is described by the "documentURI" and places it in the file named
       by the "filename".  The "documentURI" describes a document that
       must exist in the repository and is relative to the root of
       repository such as "cells/MyCell/myfile.xml", and the "filename"
       must be a valid local file name to extract the document to such as
       "c:/myfile". This method returns an opaque "digest" object which
       should be used to check the file back in the repository using the
       checkin command.
    

       Arguments: documentURI, filename, digest
       Description: Checks a file named by "filename" into the configuration
       repository that is described by the "documentURI". The "documentURI"
       is relative to the root of the configuration repository such as
       "cells/MyCell/nodes/MyNode/serverindex.xml" which must exist
       in the repository, and the "filename" is the name of the source
       file to check in and it must be a valid local file name such as
       "c:/myfile". The "digest" parameter should be the opaque object
       which is returned by a prior extract command of AdminConfig object.
    

       Arguments: severity
       Description: Returns the number of validation messages with the given
       severity from the most recent validation.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns the node to which the scripting process is
       connected.
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Displays all the possible attributes contained by an
       object of type "type," along with the type and default value of each
       attribute, if the attribute has a default value.
    

       Arguments: documentURI, filename
       Description: Creates a new document in the configuration repository.
       The "documentURI" is the name of the document to be created in the
       repository which is relative to the root of the configuration
       repository such as "cells/MyCell/myfile.xml", and the "filename"
       is the name of the file to create which must be a valid local file
       name such as "c:/myfile".
    

       Arguments: documentURI
       Description: Deletes a document from the configuration repository.
       The "documentURI" is the name of the document to be deleted from the
       repository which is relative to the root of configuration repository
       such as "cells/MyCell/myfile.xml".
    

{0}
    

       Arguments: config id, attribute
       Description: Shows the value of the single attribute specified for
       the configuration object named by "config id."  The output of this
       command is different from the output of "show" when a single
       attribute is specified:  the showAttribute command does not display a
       list containing the attribute name and value; rather, the attribute
       value alone is displayed.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Returns the cell to which the scripting process is
       connected.
    

{1}
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Displays general help for AdminConfig.
       Method: help
       Arguments: method name
       Description: Displays help for the AdminConfig method specified by
       "method name."
    

       Arguments: documentURI
       Description: Tests to see if a document exists in the configuration
       repository. The "documentURI" is the document to be tested which is
       relative to the root of the configuration repository such as
       "cells/MyCell/myfile.xml".  Returns a true value if the document
       exists; false otherwise.
    

       Arguments: rar file name, node, options
       Description: Installs a J2C resource adapter with the rar file
       specified by "rar file name" using the options specified by "options"
       in the specified "node".
       The rar file name is the fully qualified file name resided in the
       specified node.
       The valid options are "rar.name", "rar.desc", "rar.archivePath",
       "rar.classpath", "rar.nativePath", "rar.threadPoolAlias",
       "rar.propertiesSet, "isolatedClassLoader", "enabledHASupport", and
       "HACapability.  All options are optional.
       The "rar.name" option is the name for the J2CResourceAdapter.
       If it is not specified, then the display name in the rar"s deployment
       descriptor is used.  If that is not specified, then the rar file name
       is used.
       The "rar.desc" option is a description of the J2CResourceAdapter.
       The "rar.archivePath" is the name of the path where the file is
       to be extracted.  If this is not specified, then the archive will be
       extracted to $CONNECTOR_INSTALL_ROOT directory.
       The "rar.classpath" is the additional class path.
       The "rar.threadPoolAlias" is the alias of the thread pool.
       The "rar.propertiesSet" is the property set of the J2CResourceAdapter.
       The "rar.isolatedClassLoader is the option to use isolated classloader.
       If it is specified, it indicated that the J2CResourceAdapter uses the
       isolated classloader. The default value is "false".
       The "rar.enableHASupport is the option to enable HA support.
       The default value is "false".
       The "rar.HACapability specifies the type of HA support. The choices are
       the "endpoint", "instance" and "no".
    

Of these fields, the following are required and used as keys to locate the rows in the task: {3}and the following may be assigned new values: {4}The current contents of the task after running default bindings are:{5}
    

{1}
    

       Arguments: type
       Description: Displays the required attributes contained by an object
       of type "type".
    

       Arguments: Message Id
       Description: Display information for given message id.
    

User action: {1}
    

       Arguments: application name, directory name, options
       Description: Exports DDL from the application specified by
       "application name" to the directory specified by "directory name" using
       the options specified by "options".
       Method: exportDDL
       Arguments: application name, directory name
       Description: Exports DDL from the application specified by
       "application name" to the directory specified by "directory name."
    

       Arguments: application name, filename, soapAddressPrefixes
       Description: Publish WSDL files for the application specified
       to the file specified by "filename" using the soap address prefixes.
       The soapAddressPrefixes is a compound parameter that defines url
       endpoint information for the soap addresses in each module.
       This information is used to customize the SOAP addresses in
       the published WSDL.
       Method: publishWSDL
       Arguments: application name, filename
       Description: Publish WSDL files for the application specified
       to the file specified by "filename".
    

{4}
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Uninstall a J2C resource adapter by the "config id"
       Method: uninstallResourceAdapter
       Arguments: config id, option list
       Description: Uninstall a J2C resource adapter by the "config id" using options in "option list".
       Option list is optional. The valid option is "force".
       The "force" option will force the uninstall of resource adapter
       without checking whether the resource adapter is still being
       used by any application.
       If this option is not specified and the specified resource adapter is still in use,
       the resource adapter will not be uninstalled.
    

       Arguments: name, taskname option
       Description: View the task specified by the "taskname option"
       parameter for the application or module specified by the "name"
       parameter. Use "-tasknames" as the option to get a list of valid
       task names for the application. Otherwise, specify one or more
       task names as the option.
       Method: view
       Arguments: name
       Description: View the application or module specified by
       the "name" parameter.
    

       Arguments: application name
       Description: Deletes all the user/group information for all the roles
       and RunAs roles for a given application.
       Method: deleteUserAndGroupEntries
       Arguments: application name
       Description: Deletes all the user/group information for all the roles
       and RunAs roles for a given application.
    

       Arguments: application name, boolean:bAll
       Description: Updates the application binding file for an installed
       application with access IDs for all the users and groups.  Specifying
       true for bAll updates all the users/groups even if there are access
       IDs already present in the bindings.
       Method: updateAccessIDs
       Arguments: application name, boolean:bApp
       Description: Updates the application binding file for an installed
       application with access IDs for all the users and groups.
    

       Arguments: application name, content type, options
       Description: updates the application specified by "application
       name" using update type specified by "content type" with
       options specified by "options".
       Valid update content type values are
          app - entire application
          file - a single file
          modulefile - a module
          partialapp - partial application
       All valid options for install command are valid for the
       update command. Additional update options are
          -operation - operation to be performed. Valid values are
             add - adds new contents
             addupdate - performs add or updates based on
                existence of contents in the application
             delete - deletes contents
             update - update existing contents
            This option is required if content type is file
            and modulefile. This option must have "update" as
            the value if content type is app. This option is
            ignored if content type is partialapp.
          -contents - file containing the contents to be added or
            updated. The specified file has to be local to the
            scripting client. This option is required except for
            delete operation.
          -contenturi - URI of the file to be added, updated, or
            removed from the application. This option is required if
            content type is file or modulefile. This option
            is ignored if content type is app or partialapp.
       The AdminApp "options" command may be used to get a list of all
       possible options for a given ear file.  The AdminApp "help" command
       may be used to get more information about each particular option.
    

       Arguments: application name, content type, options
       Description: updates the application specified by "application
       name" using update type specified by "content type" with
       options specified by "options".\ If content type is app or
       file, user is prompted for information about each relevant task.
       Valid update content type values are
          app - entire application
          file - a single file
          modulefile - a module
          partialapp - partial application
       All valid options for install command are valid for the
       update command. Additional update options are
          -operation - operation to be performed. Valid values are
             add - adds new contents
             addupdate - performs add or updates based on
                existence of contents in the application
             delete - deletes contents
             update - update existing contents
            This option is required if content type is file
            or modulefile. This option must have "update" as
            the value if content type is app. This option is
            ignored if content type is partialapp.
          -contents - file containing the contents to be added or
            updated. The specified file has to be local to the
            scripting client. This option is required except for
            delete operation.
          -contenturi - URI of the file to be added, updated, or
            removed from the application. This option is required if
            content type is file or modulefile. This option
            is ignored if content type is app or partialapp.
       The AdminApp "options" command may be used to get a list of all
       possible options for a given ear file.  The AdminApp "help" command
       may be used to get more information about each particular option.
    

       add - adds new content
       addupdate - performs add or update based on existence
          of contents in the application
       delete - deletes contents
       update - update existing contents
    This option is required if content type is file or modulefile.
    This option must have "update" as the value if content type
    is app. This option is ignored for other content type values.
    

       Arguments: node or nodes config id, options
       Description: List all applications that refer to the specified
       JNDIName option on the specified node or nodes.
       The valid options are -JNDIName which is a required option
       and -verbose which is an optional option that does not take any value.
       The JNDIName option takes a value of a JNDI name.
       The verbose option will show more information.
    

       off: no application deployment validation
       warn: perform application deployment validation and
          continue with the application deployment process
          even when there are reported warning or error
          messages.
       fail: perform application deployment validation and
          not to continue with the application deployment
          process when there are reported warning or
          error messages.
    The default is off.
    

       Arguments: application name
       Description: Tests to see if the specified application has been
       distributed and is ready to be run.  Returns true if the application
       is ready; false otherwise.
       Arguments: application name, ignoreUnknownState
       Description: Tests to see if the specified application has been
       distributed and is ready to be run.  Valid values for ignoreUnknownState
       argument are true or false. If true is specified as its value, then
       any node or server with unknown state is not included in the final
       ready return. Returns true if the application is ready; false
       otherwise.
    

    Example of target option value is WebSphere:cell=mycell,node=mynode,server=myserver
    

    includes to resources across web modules in different JVMs in a managed node environment via the standard RequestDispatcher mechanism.
    

    an include request from an enterprise application with -allowDispatchRemoteInclude set to true.
    

    File permissions specified at the application level must be a subset of the node level file permission which defines the most lenient file permission that can be specified, otherwise node level permission value is used to set file permissions in install destination.
    The default is ".*\.dll=755#.*\.so=755#.*\.a=755#.*\.sl=755"
    The filename pattern is a regular expression.
    

    includes to resources across web modules in different JVMs in a managed node environment via the standard RequestDispatcher mechanism.
    

    an include request from an enterprise application with -allowDispatchRemoteInclude set to true.
    

       Arguments: object name
       Description: Returns a Set containing ObjectInstances object
       that match the input object name.
       Method: queryMBeans
       Arguments: object name (type ObjectName), query (type QueryExp)
       Description: Returns a Set containing ObjectInstances object
       that match the input object name and query.
    

       Arguments: object name
       Description: Returns the ObjectInstance object that match the input
       object name.
    

       Arguments: application name
       Description: Returns a string which represents the deployment status
       of the application.  The status of each node, to which the application is
       deployed, is concatenated by the "+" character.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help information for the
       AdminTask object provided by wsadmin.
    

       Arguments: none
       Description: Display general help information for the
       wsadmin script launcher.
    

       Arguments: config id
       Description: Displays the configuration object type by "config id."
    

       Arguments: config id, attributes
       Description: Use the unsetAttributes command to reset the specific attributes for a
       configuration object to the default values.
    

       Arguments: config id, attributes
       Description: Use the resetAttributes command to reset the specific attributes for a
       configuration object.
    

       Arguments: application name, uri, filename
       Description: This command exports the contents of a single file
       which is specified by the uri argument, from the application,
       which is specified by the application name argument, to the file,
       which is specified by the file argument.
       Specify the uri argument within the context of an application.
       For example: META-INF/application.xml. For files within a module,
       start the uri with a module uri.  For example: myapp.war/WEB-INF/web.xml.
    

    The application must contain an EJB 3.0 module and all modules must share one common target to enable the autolink support.
    

       Arguments: application name, new application name
       Description: Renames the application specified by "application name"
       to the name specified by "new application name". In a WebSphere
       Virtual Enterprise environment, composite names are supported to
       allow specification of application name and edition. A composite
       name has the form, <name>-edition<edition>.
    

       commands.  AdminTask commands operate in two modes:
       the default mode is one which AdminTask communicates with the WebSphere
       server to accomplish its task. A local mode is also available, in which
       no server communication takes place. The local mode of operation is
       invoked by bringing up the scripting client using the command line
       "-conntype NONE" option or setting the
       "com.ibm.ws.scripting.connectiontype=NONE" property in
       wsadmin.properties file.
    
    The number of admin commands varies and depends on your WebSphere
    install. Use the following help commands to obtain a list of supported
    commands and their parameters:
    
    help -commands         Lists all the admin commands
    help -commands <pattern>   Lists admin commands matching with wildcard
                "pattern"
    help -commandGroups      Lists all the admin command groups
    help -commandGroups <pattern>   Lists admin command groups matching with
                wildcard "pattern"
    help commandName      Displays detailed information for the
                specified command
    help commandName stepName   Displays detailed information for the specified
                step belonging to the specified command
    help commandGroupName      Displays detailed information for the specified
                command group
    
    There are various flavors to invoke an admin command. They are
    
    commandName         Invokes an admin command that does not require
                any argument.
    
    commandName targetObject   Invokes an admin command with the specified
                target object string, for example, the
                configuration object name of a resource
                adapter. The expected target object varies
                with the admin command invoked. Use help
                command to get information on the target
                object of an admin command.
    
    commandName options      Invokes an admin command with the specified
                option strings. This invocation syntax is
                used to invoke an admin command that does
                not require a target object. It is also
                used to enter interactive mode if
                "-interactive" mode is included in the
                options string.
    
    commandName targetObject options   Invokes an admin command with the
                   specified target object and options
                   strings.  If "-interactive" is included
                   in the options string, then interactive
                   mode is entered.  The target object and
                   options strings vary depending on the
                   admin command invoked. Use help command
                   to get information on the target object
                   and options.
    

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    Description: {1}
    
    {2}Target object: {3}
    
    Arguments:
    {4}
    Steps:
    {5}