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2 Type one the following commands: 5. Running My webMethods Server from the Command Line Purpose Operating system Command Start the server in the same console window Start the server in a new console window Creating a New Server Instance You can run multiple instances of My webMethods Server on the same machine, but each server instance must have its own external resources. For more information, see “Guidelines for Multiple My webMethods Server Instances” on page 26. Use the following command‐line syntax to create an instance of My webMethods Server on the current machine. 1 If you have not already done so, use the Database Component Configurator to create a unique database or tablespace for this server instance, as described in the webMethods Installation Guide. 2 At a command line prompt, type the following command to move to the server’s bin directory: cd webMethods_install_dir/MWS/bin 3 Type the following command: Windows run.bat UNIX run.sh Windows startup.bat UNIX startup.sh Stop the server Windows shutdown.bat UNIX shutdown.sh To create an instance of My webMethods Server from the command line For Windows: mws.bat new [-Dparameter=value...] For UNIX: mws.sh new [-Dparameter=value...] My webMethods Server Administrator’s Guide Version 7.1.1 � � � 46
where parameter is any of the following: Parameter Description 5. Running My webMethods Server from the Command Line server.name Name of the server instance. The default server name is default. http.port Port number on which the server instance listens. Must be unique among server instances on the machine. The default port number is 8585. db.type The type of database used by the server instance. The choices are: ms Microsoft SQL Server oracle Oracle db2 DB2 db.url Database connection URL, based on the type of database and the driver. See the following example. db.username Username assigned to the My webMethods Server database. db.password Password of the My webMethods Server database user. server.features The set of component features configured with the server instance: The choices are: core The minimum set of features needed to support development of JSR 168 portlets using webMethods Designer. default The standard set of My webMethods Server features. This is the default value. fabric The default My webMethods Server taxonomy with all installed My webMethods user interfaces. all All available components The command creates the instance of My webMethods Server based on the input parameters you have provided. 4 At the same command prompt, initialize the server instance using this command: For Windows: mws.bat -servername run For UNIX: mws.sh -servername run where servername is the value of the server.name parameter you used in the previous step. The default server name is default. My webMethods Server Administrator’s Guide Version 7.1.1 � � � 47
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Planning your My webMethods Server
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10. My webMethods Server Clustering
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Grant Right Yes Yes Yes Authorizati
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configuration changing 24 creating
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