OpenEdge Management and OpenEdge Explorer: Configuration

Working with Web services
• Number of AppObjects — Total AppObjects registered for all clients of this Web
service (only one AppObject is shared by all clients of a session-free Web service;
no AppObjects are ever shared for a session-managed Web service)
• Number of SubAppObjects — Total SubAppObjects registered for all clients of
this Web service (SubAppObjects never shared)
• Number of ProcObjects — Total ProcObjects registered for all clients of this Web
service (ProcObjects never shared)
5. To reset the statistics and start accumulating from zero, click Reset and confirm that you
want to restart the statistics.
6. Click OK on the confirmation message.
Updating a deployed Web service
You can update the definition and deployment information for a deployed Web service at any
time.
Caution: You can freely update the definition and deployment information for a deployed
Web service during development. However, once you deploy and enable a Web
service for client access under production conditions, avoid making any changes to
this information, as client implementations depend on its stability.
After production deployment, to make the same Web service available using different
information (for example, to add a new operation or use a different SOAP Message Style),
deploy a new Web service with the new information, using a different Web service name in the
same WSA context. You can also deploy the Web service to a different WSA context.
Updating the definition and deployment information
You must disable a Web service before you can update it. You can verify if the Web service is
disabled by checking its status.
Once you enable the Web Service for client access, avoid making any changes to this
deployment information, as client implementations depend on its stability. To make the same
Web service available using different information (for example, to add a new operation or use
a different WSDL Style/Use), deploy a new Web service for the application with a different
name or in a different WSA context, and with the new information you want to use.
To update a Web service:
1. Click Resources in the management console menu bar. The main resource types appear in
the list frame.
2. Expand the Web Services Adapter folder, and select the instance where the Web service
you want to update is currently deployed. The Details page for that instance appears.
3. Click Update.
4. Type the path and name of the WSM file for the Web service that you want to update.
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