Configure service application associations using PowerShell

Hi all,
I have configured my service applications with PowerShell scripts and created a new web applications (also with PowerShell scripts).
However, I don't seem to find the necessary information on how to configure the service application to be used by this new web application using PowerShell cmdlets.
Any idea on how to do this?
Thanks in advance,
Florin

What you're describing is called a Proxy Group. You add Service Application Proxies to the Service Application Proxy Group, and that Proxy Group is assigned to the Web Application.
Step 1:
Use
New-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroup
Step 2:
Add Service Application Proxies by adding Members via
Add-SPServiceApplicationProxyGroupMember
Step 3:
Assign the Proxy Group to the Web Application via
Set-SPWebApplication -ServiceApplicationProxyGroup
Let us know if you need further help.
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CAGWEB DB Connection: FAIL - Unable to Connect
CAGWEB DB Query: FAIL - Pay location not found
DB2 Server Details:
DB2 D Connection: PASS
DB2 Q Query: FAIL -Acct not found
DB2 X Query: PASS
DB2 N Query: PASS
DB2 S Query: PASS
DB2 K Query: PASS
DB2 I Query: PASS
Mitem Server Details:
MITEM server: MITEMP2
MITEM Total Devices: 10
MITEM Devices Lines Up: 10
MITEM Devices Logged In: 10
MITEM Devices In Use: 0
Mitem Server Status: PASS
Web Service Details:
SAW Web Service Status: FAIL
Maximo Vizcaino

thats where you are going to check what it is supposed to be.
lets say your page shows as SSOL Status : running you
probably want to use "if($totalstrng.ToLower().contains("ssqlL status
: running"))". its
checking if the html page contains the string you are looking for.
you might want to print $totalstrng
and see what you need to look for.
usign XMLHttp
or XML object as mentioned by JRV might be easier and faster way.

[svn] 3519: Fix typo in error string for situations where there are advanced messaging configuration settings from LCDS used in the configuration files but no AdvancedMessagingSupport service .

Revision: 3519
Author: [email protected]
Date: 2008-10-08 04:17:40 -0700 (Wed, 08 Oct 2008)
Log Message:
Fix typo in error string for situations where there are advanced messaging configuration settings from LCDS used in the configuration files but no AdvancedMessagingSupport service. The error string said that there was no flex.messaging.services.AdvancedMessagingService registered but it is the flex.messaging.services.AdvancedMessagingSupport service that needs to be registered.
Add configuration test that starts the server with a destination that has the reliable property set which is an advanced messaging feature but there is no AdvancedMessagingSupport service registered.
Modified Paths:
blazeds/trunk/modules/common/src/flex/messaging/errors.properties
Added Paths:
blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/config/tests/messagingService/ReliableDestina tionWithNoAdvancedMessagingSupport/
blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/config/tests/messagingService/ReliableDestina tionWithNoAdvancedMessagingSupport/error.txt
blazeds/trunk/qa/apps/qa-regress/testsuites/config/tests/messagingService/ReliableDestina tionWithNoAdvancedMessagingSupport/services-config.xml

Hi,
Unfortunately I already tried all kinds of re-installs (the full list is in my original message). The only one remaining is the reinstall of Windows 8 itself, which I would really like to avoid.
What I find really strange is the time it takes for the above error message to appear. It's like one hour or even more (never measured exactly, I left the computer running).
What kind of a timeout is that? I would expect that, if ports are really used by some other application, I get the message in less than a minute (seconds, actually). To me this looks like the emulator itself for some reason believes there's a problem with
some port while in reality there isn't.
I'll eventually contact Microsoft Support, thanks for the suggestion.
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