OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration

Configuring OpenEdge Web Services
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• logMsgThreshold — Controls the amount of SOAP message information that can
be written to the WSA log file.
• webAppEnabled — Controls the WSA's ability to accept and process SOAP
requests to any of its hosted Web service applications.
5. Click Submit.
Stopping Web Services Adapter instances
The Web Services Adapter (WSA) and its instances stop execution automatically when you shut
down your Web server or Java servlet engine (JSE). For more information, see the
documentation for your Web server or JSE.
Deleting a Web Services Adapter instance
You can delete any Web Services Adapter (WSA) instance listed in the management console as
long as it has no Web services deployed to it. Undeploy all of its deployed Web services before
you attempt to delete the instance.
For more information, see OpenEdge Development: Web Services and your JSE documentation.
Note: To completely remove a WSA instance after deleting it in the management console,
you must also remove its corresponding servlet and servlet-mapping elements from the
WSA's web.xml file and restart your Web server or Java Servlet Engine (JSE).
To delete a Web Services Adapter instance:
1. Stop the Web server.
2. Click Resources in the management console menu bar. The main resource types appear in
the list frame.
3. Expand the Web Services Adapter folder, and select the instance you plan to delete. The
Details page for that instance appears.
4. Click Delete, and then click OK to confirm the deletion.