Labview Web Services: How to 'undeploy' web services

[GretchenSkellyZimmer]

I have created the example web services:

Address Book project in labview\examples\comm\webservices\address book for an example of a Web service that handles post data, streaming output, static content, and HTML forms.

Weather Monitor project in labview\examples\comm\webservices\weather monitor

for an example of a Web service that publishes simulated weather statistics.

Using Web UI Builder, they are always included in the list of available web services when I Import Web Service.

How do I get rid of them?

[Julianne_K]

Hello, 

To remove them from the list, you need to undeploy the web service. There are two ways to do this: you can turn off Web Services in Distributed System Manager or you can delete the Web Service file.

To enable the ability to control Web Services in Distributed System Manager follow the steps in KnowledgeBase 5BLESQW5.   

To remove an actively running web service go to C:\ProgramData\National Instruments\WebServices\aws (Windows 7) and remove the directory that has your web service name. Because we also cashe the LVWS files in another location on disk we will also have to remove that to ensure the Web service is not redeployed by the system web server at some other time. Go to C:\Windows\System32\config\systemprofile\Documents\LabVIEW Data\WebServices\Standalone and remove the LVWS file associated with you web service.

Hope this helps! 

[GretchenSkellyZimmer · Accepted solution]

My OS is Windows Server 2003

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\National Instruments\WebServices\aws

Was able to Manage web services via the system manager!

Thanks

[loops]

Where i can find the cached LVWS file in Window XP computer?

[yura_beno]

Can't find LVWS on my machine, only LVWSDSC in C:\ProgramData\National Instruments\WebServices\aws