Description:

• In an application server RESPONSE, SERVICE returns information for each MapService on the specified host or server.
• When used in application server administration, SERVICE contains the information needed to start a MapService from a command line.

Restrictions:

None

Notes:

• SERVICE inside of ADMINCMD is used to administer MapServices from the command line. To do this, two files are used:
  • An ADMINCMD XML file.
  • A batch file or script.
  
  The ADMINCMD XML file contains the instructions for adding, starting, stopping, and removing MapServices. See the examples for proper construction of an ADMINCMD XML file.
  
  On Windows, the batch file contains one line:
  
  java com.esri.aims.admincore.cmd.Exec http://mymachine.domain.com Username Password file filename
  
  Where:
  • http://mymachine.domain.com is the host machine.
  • Username is the user name used to log into ArcIMS Administrator or Manager.
  • Password is the password used to log into ArcIMS Administrator or Manager.
  • Filename is the full pathname and name of the ADMINCMD XML file, for example, c:\arcims\axl\admincmd.xml.
  • Note: the parameter "file" must be included before the filename.
  
  The above command can also be typed on the command line in lieu of using the batch file.
  
  On UNIX, a script file is used. An example script is:
  #!/bin/csh
  
  setenv JARHOME $AIMSHOME/Manager/lib
  setenv AIMSHOST $argv[1]
  
  java -cp
  $JARHOME/jaxp.jar:$JARHOME/parser.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_sdk.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_ressdk.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_admincore.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_admin.jar:$JARHOME/jcert.jar:$JARHOME/jnet.jar:$JARHOME/jsse.jar:$JARHOME/arcims_resadmin.jar com.esri.aims.admincore.cmd.Exec http://$AIMSHOST admin admin file $argv[2]
  
  Where:
  • $argv[1] is the hostname.
  • $argv[2] is the name of the ADMINCMD XML file, for example, admincmd.xml.
  • Note: the parameter "file" must be included before $argv[2].

Attribute Descriptions for SERVICE:

Examples for SERVICE: