Editing an application domain

You can edit an existing application domain. For example, if you want to move the database server to a different host, or update the passwords for the user accounts. This can be done while the applications in the application domain are running.

After you have edited the application domain, you must apply the changes to the applications and restart the applications. You can apply changes to:

•	All the applications in the application domain at once.

•	All the applications on a particular host (that are part of the application domain).

•	A single application.

The status of the application domain configuration is displayed in the Application Domain property of each application:

•	<Application domain> (Current) – The application is using the most recent version of the application domain configuration.

•	<Application domain> Out of date – The application is using an old version of the application domain. The application domain configuration has been edited, but the new configuration has not been applied to the application.

To edit the application domain

1	Right-click the application domain and select Edit Application Domain. The Application Domain Editor opens.

2	Edit the application domain settings. See Application Domain Editor.

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Click OK.

To apply the changes to the applications

1	Right-click the application domain, host, or application to apply the changes to and select Update Application Domain File.

2	Restart the affected applications.