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list of services deployed and running in server

 
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How to get list of all deployed web services services and running in a server?
 
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If you are using axis ,
youcan do the following(provided you are running the server on your machine)
http://localhost:8080/axis

And then choose "List services"
 
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Hi Sam,

Thanks for reply, but for me, requirement is to check services deployed and running in server using java program...

How can I monitor web services remotely ?

If anybody knows way to pass an event and handle in a program to other machine, when web service is down or having any problems?
 
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Like what Sam said, which web services stack? Axis, Axis2, Metro, etc?
 
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Originally posted by phani bhushan reddy:
How can I monitor web services remotely ?



Phani,
If you are looking at "how to monitor the deployed web services and get auto informed when any of them is down", you may want to look the below options ...
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Option 1: Monitor by checking if the yourWebService.wsdl is accesible
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Option 2: Monitor by checking if the yourWebService returns an expected response for a pre-defined input.
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Implementing Option 1 - Write a scheduled job which opens URL connection to a list of urls (the fully qualified service.wsdl url), for each of these see if the response not a http error. Regardless to say that you will have to modify this a bit if the webservice is not http based.
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Implementing Option 2 - Similar to above except here you create a specific input (much like a test case) and send it the service. Parse the response to see if service is "not down" and is "responsive still" ...
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Hope this helps ...

- Razi
 
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