API to Start / Stop Applications or to perform NWA like operations

Hello,
is there an API available that enables me to start and stop deployed ears programmatically?
Or more generally asked, is there a way to perform the same actions that are possible with the NWA, e.g. modify web service ports, deploy applications and so on.
Thanks in advance.
ciao,
Elmar

Yes there is. I am trying to use it right now.
It is the DeplyService interface (com.sap.engine.services.deploy.DeployService) which is contained in the deploy.sda.
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