IBM BPM, V8.0.1, All platforms > Administer applications and processes in the runtime environment > Administer service applications and service modules

Use commands to manage service applications

You can manage service applications using commands. The commands can be used within scripts.

Use the wsadmin tool to run service application commands.

You can use the wsadmin tool in different ways. You can use the tool interactively, as an individual command, or with a script. Running multiple commands in a script is useful if you are administering multiple machines.

IBM BPM includes commands that display SCA modules and their imports and exports and that change the details of import and export binding.

For example, you can use the listSCAModules, showSCAModuleProperties, and modifySCAModuleProperty to examine and modify SCA modules. To examine the import and export bindings for a module, use the listSCAImports, listSCAExports, showSCAImport, and showSCAExport commands. To modify an import or export binding, use the appropriate wsadmin command for your binding type (for example, modifySCAImportJMSBinding or modifySCAExportHttpBinding).

Administer service applications and service modules

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Commands (wsadmin scripting)