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Chapter 11, Extending Your Server With Programs 299
Server-Side JavaScript Programs
Removing a Server-Side JavaScript
Application
To remove the selected application, open the Application Manager as described
in “Running the Application Manager,” on page 291, then click Remove. This
action removes the application from the Application Manager but does not
delete files from the server. At this point, clients can no longer access the
application.
If you delete an application, and you subsequently want to run it, you must
install it again.
Starting, Stopping, and Restarting a
Server-Side JavaScript Application
To start an installed application that is stopped, open the Application Manager
as described in “Running the Application Manager,” on page 291, and then
click Start. If the application starts successfully, clients can invoke the
application.
To stop an active application, click Stop. The application’s status changes to
“stopped,” and clients can no longer invoke the application. You must stop an
application if you want to move the
.web
file or update an application from a
development server to a deployment server.
To restart a running application, click Restart. Before any changes take effect,
you must restart an application after you compile it.
You can also start, stop, and restart an application by entering a special URL of
the form:
http://server.domain/appmgr/control.html?name= appName &cmd= action
where appName is the application name and action is either
stop
,
start
, or
restart
.