Novell NETWARE 6-DOCUMENTATION Manual page 2036

Removing a Server-Side JavaScript Application
Starting, Stopping, and Restarting a Server-Side JavaScript Application
Running a Server-Side JavaScript Application
Clicking Remove 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 subsequently want to run it, you must install
it again.
Start starts an installed application that is stopped. If the application starts
successfully, clients can run the application.
Stop stops an active application. The application's status changes to
stopped, and clients can no longer run 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.
Restart restarts a running application. For any changes you have made to
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
in the format
http://server.domain/appmgr/
control.html?name=appName&cmd=action
where appName is the application name and action is either stop, start, or
restart.
There are two ways to run an installed application:
Select the application name in the Application Manager and click Run. A
new Web browser window accesses the application.
Enter the application URL in your Web browser.
If you attempt to run a stopped application (one that is not active), then the
Application Manager tries to start it first.
WARNING:
The server should not be unloaded while a server-side JavaScript
application is running because the server can leave the application in an
unpredictable state.
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