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.TH "wiseman" "3" "" "" ""
.SH NAME
Wiseman - a Java implementation of WS-Management.
.SH SYNOPSIS
Add all wiseman jars to the CLASSPATH

.SH DESCRIPTION
Wiseman is an implementation of the WS-Management protocol for Java SE platform. Wiseman provides both client and server side APIs for building valid WS-Management messages. WS-Management is an open standard that re-defines how existing WS-* specifications should be used and how additional service metadata can be detailed to build out compliant webservices. Wiseman leverages the java Servlet Engine model as as the fundamental base, on the server side, for exposing WS-Management instances. The wep application model is an extensible mechanism for constructing webservices as enterprise level functionality is easily achieved by embedding the webapp in a J2EE Application Server. Wiseman is model agnostic, and requires that the XML representation of the model-specific elements of your service be desribed by Xml Schema Definition(XSD) and ultimately representable as org.w3c.dom.* elements. Service developers may employ a JAVA<=>XML binding technology of their choice for model specific serialization and now spend more time on application/model specific behavior than on protocol specific details.
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For more details about Wiseman, please see
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.B https://wiseman.dev.java.net web page.

.SH FILES
By default, all wiseman jars  are installed into /usr/share/lib/java directory.

HTML-based documentation is located in wiseman's doc directory, e.g. /usr/share/doc/wiseman.

.SH ENVIRONMENT
JAVA_HOME variable must point to the directory where Java is installed.

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.SH ATTRIBUTES
See
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Availability	library/java/wiseman
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Interface Stability	Uncommitted
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.SH NOTES
Source for wiseman is available on http://opensolaris.org.