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WSNotifierCommands (AdminTask)

WSNotifierCommands commands manage notifications settings. WS-Notification enables web services to use the "publish and subscribe" messaging pattern, creating a one-to-many message distribution pattern.


deleteWSNotifier

Delete the settings of a notification configuration.

Parameters and return values

-name

The name that uniquely identifies the notification configuration. (String, required)

Examples

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getWSNotifier

Display the settings of a particular notification configuration.

Parameters and return values

-name

The name that uniquely identifies the notification configuration. (String, required)

Examples

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listWSNotifier

List the notifier from the configuration.

Parameters and return values

-displayObjectNames

If we set the value of this parameter to true, this command returns all notification configuration objects within the scope. If we set the value of this parameter to false, this command returns a list of strings containing the key set group name and the management scope. (Boolean, optional)

Examples

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Interactive mode:


modifyWSNotifier

Change the settings of an existing notification configuration.

Parameters and return values

-name

The name that uniquely identifies the notification configuration. (String, required)

-logToSystemOut

Set to true if we want the certificate expiration information to log to system out. If not, set the value of this parameter to false. (Boolean, optional)

-sendEmail

Set to true to email the certificate expiration information. If not, set the value of this parameter to false. (Boolean, optional)

-emailList

The list of email addresses where to send certificate expiration information. Separate the values in the list with colons (:). (String, optional)

Examples

Batch mode example:

Interactive mode:


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