Among the operation commands that can be executed for a J2EE application, the operation commands that can be executed for a WAR application are limited.

The following table describes the support range of the operation commands for WAR applications.

Table 13-23 Support range of the operation commands for WAR applications

Operation command	Support	Execution results
cjaddapp	N	The KDJE42400-E message is output.
cjchmodapp	N	The KDJE42400-E message is output.
cjdeleteapp	P	If the command is executed by specifying -type war or -type filter, the KDJE42401-E message is output. In other cases, the result is the same as when the command is executed for a J2EE application.
cjdeletelibjar	N	--
cjexportapp	N	The KDJE42400-E message is output.
cjgencmpsql	N	--
cjgetappprop	Y	The result is the same as when the command is executed for a J2EE application.
cjgetstubsjar	N	--
cjimportapp	N	--
cjimportwar	Y	The WAR directory or WAR file is imported.
cjimportlibjar	N	The KDJE42400-E message is output.
cjlistapp	Y	The context root is displayed for a WAR application.
cjreloadapp	Y	The result is the same as when the command is executed for a J2EE application.
cjrenameapp	N	The KDJE42400-E message is output.
cjreplaceapp	P	cosminexus.xml cannot be read again#.
cjsetappprop	Y	The result is the same as when the command is executed for a J2EE application.
cjstartapp	Y	The result is the same as when the command is executed for a J2EE application.
cjstopapp	Y	The result is the same as when the command is executed for a J2EE application.
cjlistlibjar	N	--
cjlistpool	N	--
cjtestres	N	--
cjclearpool	N	--

Legend:

Y: Supported

P: Partially supported

N: Not supported

--: Not applicable

# To change application attributes, use the server management commands (cjgetappprop and cjsetappprop commands).

Operation constraints for WAR applications

The following operations cannot be executed with WAR applications:

• Adding and deleting resources
  
  • Adding an EJB-JAR/ WAR/ RAR file to a WAR application
  • Deleting a WAR file from a WAR application
  • Adding a library JAR to a WAR application
  • Adding a filter to a WAR application
  • Deleting a filter from a WAR application
• Test mode
• Exporting applications
• Changing the application name
  

  Reference note

  To add or delete a resource, delete the WAR application, and then create a J2EE application for an EAR file.