PeopleSoft Servlet Directives
PeopleSoft Servlet directives give you a number of useful functions.
To use them, append the appropriate directive after your the URL e.g. /?cmd=
xxxxxxxxxxhttp://{hostname}:{port}/psp/{site}/?cmd=The easiest way to get the correct URL is to visit the sign on page of the relevant environment and replace ?cmd=login with the appropriate directive.
The directives typically also need a password, and the default password is dayoff.
However if you get the message:
It means the password has been changed in the web profile configuration. Navigate to:
Browse through the list of web profiles (unless you know the one that's in use). In the custom properties tab there will be a property called auditPWD (type = string) and a value which is the profile password. Use this password, or if there is none set, add this property.
Here's a list of directives (but there could be more):
| Directive | What it Does |
|---|---|
?cmd=viewconfig&pwd=dayoff |
View the current web profile |
?cmd=reloadconfig&pwd=dayoff |
Reloads the web profile in use |
?cmd=viewsprop&pwd=dayoff |
Displays session properties |
?cmd=debugCache&pwd=dayoff |
Manage web cache - use IE |
?cmd=purge&pwd=dayoff |
Purge the web server cache. If it doesn't work immediately, try issuing this command at least another 3-5 times in a row (simply hit the URL over and over, no need to wait). Sometimes stubborn caching isn't immediately purged the first time your run this. |
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