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Example:
Server name: test
HTTP port: 8090
Database server (SQL Server): db_server
Database name: my_wm_msql
Database user name: mws_user
Database password: password
5. Running My webMethods Server from the Command Line
> mws new -Dserver.name=test -Dhttp.port=8090 -Ddb.type=ms
-Ddb.url=jdbc:wm:sqlserver:db_server:1433;DatabaseName=my_wm_msql;
SelectMethod=direct;MaxPooledStatements=100 -Ddb.username=mws_user
-Ddb.password=password
[Configuration output displayed in console window....]
> mws -s test run
Modifying Server Configuration
You can use the mws new command described in “Creating a New Server Instance” on
page 46 to modify the configuration of an existing server instance. You can make changes
to the following parameters:
mws new parameter Purpose
http.port Change the HTTP port used by My webMethods Server.
db.url
db.username
db.password
Change the location of the database server where the My
webMethods Server database resides. Useful if you need to
move an existing database to a different database server.
server.features Add to the set of component features configured with the server
instance. You can only add component features this way.
Previously configured component features are not removed.
If you leave out a parameter to the mws new command, the default values are used. The
default values are stored in the following files, both of which reside in this location:
webMethods_install_dir/MWS/server/server_instance/config
� cluster.xml—contains the server HTTP port.
� db.xml—contains the URL of the server database, along with the database user name
and password (encrypted).
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