Stopping/Starting a Web Application in batch -- WDSCI-L

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Subject: Stopping/Starting a Web Application in batch
From: "Michael Soucy" <michaelsoucy@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 15 May 2006 22:47:15 -0400
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Does anyone out there use a change management system to promote changes to your 
web application?  I'm looking for some help in this area.  In my shop we are 
using Softlanding's Turnover to monitor for changes to our Webfaced 
applications.  The process for promoting the changes into production is quite 
simple except for one problem.  I need to find a way to stop and then restart 
the wefaced application that is running on WAS 6.0 in order for my changes to 
take effect.  The process needs to be able to run in batch so I can re-publish 
my changes using Turnover.  Does anyone out there have any sample CL or QShell 
script that they would be willing to share that would help me accomplish this?  
The process need to be able to run in batch in order for this to work.  Any 
help would be greatly appreciated.

Sincerely,
Michael Soucy
michaelsoucy@xxxxxxxxxxx

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Follow-Ups:

Re: Stopping/Starting a Web Application in batch , albartell
Re: Stopping/Starting a Web Application in batch , Colin Williams
Re: Stopping/Starting a Web Application in batch , Mark Phippard

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