anchor.diff:  | Classpath | Jars to be passed to the wsadmin classpath. It is a string containing paths (semicolon-separated) the required JARs to execute wsadmin in a particular job. i.e: 'c:/MyDir/Myjar.jar;d:/yourdir/yourdir.jar' or '/MyDir/Myjar.jar;/yourdir/yourdir.jar'.
   
   
  -| SOAP address prefixes | Give SOAP address prefix in format "{{module {{binding partial-url}}}}"  to customize the WSDL SOAP address for each module.. i.e: '{ {AddressBookJ2WB.war {{http http://localhost:9080}}} {StockQuote.jar {{http https://localhost:9443}}} }'. 
  +| SOAP address prefixes | Give SOAP address prefix in format "{{module {{binding partial-url}}}}"  to customize the WSDL SOAP address for each module.. i.e: '{ {AddressBookJ2WB.war {{http http://localhost:9080}}} {StockQuote.jar {{http https://localhost:9443}}} }'.
   
   
   | Additional Commands |     Additional commands to be entered for wsadmin.
  
positive.code: | Wsadmin Absolute Path | Path to wsadmin. If the location of wsadmin is in the PATH environment variable, then just the script name can be specified omitting its full path. E.g. /path/to/wsadmin.sh or wsadmin.bat.
  
  
  | Application Name | Name of the web application to configure. 
  
  
  | Enable SSL Tracking | Specifies that session tracking uses Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) information as a session ID. Enabling SSL tracking takes precedence over cookie-based session tracking and URL rewriting.
  
negative.code: === EC-WebSphere 2.3.0
  
  - Following New procedures have been added:
  
  * link:#DeleteJMSQueue[DeleteJMSQueue]
  * link:#DeleteJMSTopic[DeleteJMSTopic]
  * link:#CreateOrUpdateJMSQueue[CreateOrUpdateJMSQueue]
  