WebSphere Check Application is Not Running Step

This step is used to ensure an application is not running.

Required properties:

Property Name	Description
Application Name	Set the name of the application that you want to check. For example: `${p:resource/websphere.appwarName}`
Connection Type	Select the Connection Type to use with wsadmin. The default value is "SOAP". Possible values are: SOAP RMI NONE

Optional properties:

Property Name	Description
Cell Name	The name of the cell to be administered. The default value is: `${p:resource/websphere.cell}`.
Node Name	The name of the node to be administered. The default value is: `${p:resource/websphere.node}`.
Server Name	The name of the server to be administered. For example: `${p:resource/websphere.server_nocluster}`
Cluster Name	The name of the cluster to be administered.
Command Path	The directory location of the wsadmin command-line executable. For example: /opt/IBM/WebSphere/AppServer/bin/ The default value is: `${p:resource/websphere.commandPath}`.
User Name	The user name to be used to connect to the WebSphere Node. The default values is `${p:resource/websphere.user}`.
Password	The password to be used to connect to the WebSphere Node.
Password Script	To use a script or property lookups for your password, leave the Password field blank and enter it here.
Host	Hostname of the server to connect to. For example: `${p:resource/websphere.host}`
Port	The port to connect to. For example: `${p:resource/websphere.port}`
Additional Command Line Arguments	New line separated list of additional command line arguments to pass to wsadmin. These will be appended as the last arguments of the command line.

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