Web service administration commands allow you to manage most aspects of Web services.
Table 9-4 lists the Web service administration commands.
command name  | 
Description  | 
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Activates a Web service and makes it available to clients.  | 
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Makes available to clients the selected methods of a Web service.  | 
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Deactivates a Web service and makes it unavailable.  | 
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Deletes a Web service.  | 
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Deletes a Web service collection.  | 
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Creates and deploys a Web service from the implementation class file.  | 
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Creates and deploys a Web service from a JAR file.  | 
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Creates and deploys a Web service collection from a WAR file.  | 
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Command-line deployment options for J2EE Web services.  | 
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Makes Web service methods unavailable to Web service clients.  | 
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Exposes an EAServer component as a Web service.  | 
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Creates a type mapping JAR file.  | 
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Returns a message that a given Web service is either “active” or “inactive.”  | 
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Checks if the method is available to a client as a Web service endpoint.  | 
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Refreshes a server or Web service collection.  | 
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Sets the value of the property for a component, Web application, or a Web service.  | 
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Generates client artifacts and a client template capable of accessing server-side Web services.  | 
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Generates a WSDL file from the Java implementation file.  |