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Bus-enabled web services installation files and locations

When you install WebSphere Application Server, the files required for running service integration bus-enabled web services are copied into your file system under app_server_root, where app_server_root is the root directory for the installation of WAS.

The following table lists the main bus-enabled web services files that you might have to access, and the locations into which they are placed.

In the table, .ext is the file extension .bat for a Windows system, or .sh for a UNIX, Linux or z/OS system.

Bus-enabled web services files and their locations. The first column of this table lists the main bus-enabled web services files, the second column describes the purpose of the files, the third column lists the locations of the files.

File name Purpose Location
installSdoRepository.jacl The script used to configure the SDO repository. Bus-enabled web services use an SDO repository for storing and serving their WSDL definitions. app_server_root/bin
uninstallSdoRepository.jacl The script used to uninstall the SDO repository. app_server_root/bin
SDO repository resources The resource files used to configure the SDO repository to work with a range of different databases. app_server_root/util/SdoRepository
sibwsauthbean.ear The application for Password-protecting a web service operation. app_server_root/installableApps

    sibwsAuthGen.ext
The command file used to generate authorization beans for password-protecting a web service operation. app_server_root/util
soaphttpchannel1.ear The SOAP over HTTP endpoint listener 1 application. This application is installed automatically when we create an associated endpoint listener configuration. app_server_root/installableApps
soaphttpchannel2.ear The SOAP over HTTP endpoint listener 2 application. This application is installed automatically when we create an associated endpoint listener configuration. app_server_root/installableApps
soapjmschannel1.ear The synchronous SOAP over Java Messaging Service (JMS) endpoint listener 1 application. This application is installed automatically when we create an associated endpoint listener configuration. app_server_root/installableApps
soapjmschannel2.ear The synchronous SOAP over JMS endpoint listener 2 application. This application is installed automatically when we create an associated endpoint listener configuration. app_server_root/installableApps


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