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Table 7. State operations available for components in System Manager Component type State operation Collaboration object v Start v Stop v Pause v Shut Down Connector v Start v Stop v Pause v Shut Down v Boot Map v Start v Stop Relationship v Start v Stop You can also select multiple components, right-click one of the components, and apply state changes to all of them at the same time. This is very useful when you must deploy a number of components at the same time, because you do not have to perform a separate state-management operation for each one. You can use standard Windows selection techniques to select multiple user projects for deployment at the same time, such as the following: v Hold down Shift to select contiguous items. v Hold down Ctrl to select non-contiguous items. Note: If you have any components that do not have states selected when you try to perform a state management operation on a group of selected components, then the state management options will not be displayed in the context-sensitive menu. For instance, if you want to stop several connectors, but accidentally select a business object definition as well, then the state management operations will not be exposed in the context-sensitive menu. To modify the state all of the components of a particular type, right-click the folder for the component type in the InterChange Server Express Component Management view and select Start All or Stop All from the context menu. It is recommended that you use System Monitor to manage components in a production installation. System Monitor offers greater flexibility and is a dedicated administration tool. For more information on using System Monitor, see the System Administration Guide. Modifying component properties in the repository Maps, connectors, and collaboration objects have runtime properties that you can modify to change the behavior of those components. Follow the instructions in the following sections to modify the properties for particular components: v "Modifying collaboration object properties" on page 87 v "Modifying map properties" on page 87 v "Modifying connector properties" on page 88 86 IBM WebSphere Business Integration Server Express and Express Plus: System Implementation Guide
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