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Starting and stopping WebSphere Commerce Payments from a command line

You can start and stop WebSphere Commerce Payments from a command line.

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Starting WebSphere Commerce Payments from a command line

To start WebSphere Commerce Payments from a command line:

  1. (Optional) Check if the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance password is required.

    If your WebSphere Commerce Payments instance was created as part of using the quick installation option of the WebSphere Commerce installation, the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance password is not required by default.

    If your WebSphere Commerce Payments instance was created using the Configuration Manager, the person creating the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance could chose whether the instance password was required or not.

    You should check if the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance password is required if you are unsure of the setting.

  2. Do one of the following, depending on whether a password is required or not:
    If a password is not required:
    Start the WebSphere Commerce Payments application server.
    If a password is required:
    Issue the IBMPayServer command.

If WebSphere Commerce is not already started, you may want to start it after starting WebSphere Commerce Payments. For instructions on starting WebSphere Commerce refer to the related topic below.

Stopping WebSphere Commerce Payments from a command line

To stop WebSphere Commerce Payments from a command line:

  1. (Optional) Check if the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance password is required.

    If your WebSphere Commerce Payments instance was created as part of using the quick installation option of the WebSphere Commerce installation, the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance password is not required by default.

    If your WebSphere Commerce Payments instance was created using the Configuration Manager, the person creating the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance could chose whether the instance password was required or not.

    You should check if the WebSphere Commerce Payments instance password is required if you are unsure of the setting.

  2. Do one of the following, depending on whether a password is required or not:
    If a password is not required:
    Stop the WebSphere Commerce Payments application server.
    If a password is required:
    Issue the StopIBMPayServer command.