Preparing and testing the wsadmin client
The wsadmin scripting tool can run with a command prompt where the user can feed the commands to the interpreter and execute them from a console; or wsadmin can run in silent mode where users can pass a script file as a parameter to the tool and execute a whole sequence of commands.
The scripts provided below can be saved in files and you can feed then to the wsadmin tool or you can start wsadmin as a command line interpreter and run the commands line by line from the scripts.
Since the wsadmin tool is basically a Java application accessing the WebSphere Application Server, when global security is enabled, the application has to provide the right user name and password to be able to run the scripts.
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