Managing deployed applications using wsadmin scripting

Use these topics to learn more about managing deployed applications with the wsadmin tool and scripting.

• Start enterprise applications and stop enterprise applications.
  You can use the wsadmin tool and the AdminControl object to start an application that is not running (has a status of Stopped) or stop an application that is running (has a status of Started).
• Start business-level applications and stop business-level applications.
  You can use the wsadmin tool and the BLAManagement command group to start and stop business-level applications.
• Update applications.
  Use the wsadmin tool to update installed applications on an application server.
• Manage assets.
  Use the wsadmin tool and commands in the BLAManagement command group to manage your asset configuration. This topic provides examples for listing assets, viewing asset configuration data, removing assets from the asset repository, updating one or more files for assets, and exporting assets.
• Manage composition units.
  Use the wsadmin tool and commands in the BLAManagement command group to manage composition units. This topic provides examples for adding, removing, editing, exporting, and viewing composition units.
• List application modules.
  Use the wsadmin tool and the AdminApp object listModules command to list the modules in an installed application.
• Query the application state.
  Use the wsadmin tool and scripting to determine if an application is running.
• Disable application loading.
  You can use the wsadmin tool and the AdminConfig object to disable application loading in deployed targets.
• Export applications.
  You can use the wsadmin tool and the AdminApp object to export your applications.