How to redeploy connection pool using mbeans ?

Hi,
I'm writing up a script to change the password for a connection pool and want to know how to redeploy the connection pool once the password has been changed. To change the password I'm using:
java -cp .;weblogic.jar weblogic.Admin -url t3://adminServer:7000 -username weblogic -password weblogic SET -mbean mydomain:Name=MyConnPool,Type=JDBCConnectionPool -property Password "password"
which works fine.
I've read that just by setting the target, the pool redeploys itself but after using the following command, I still have to go into the console and undeploy/redeploy the pool for the password change to become visible:
java -cp .;weblogic.jar weblogic.Admin -url t3://adminServer:7000 -username weblogic -password weblogic INVOKE -mbean mydomain:Name=MyConnPool,Type=JDBCConnectionPool -method addTarget "mydomain:Name=MyCluster,Type=Cluster"
What am I missing to mimick unchecking the Cluster checkbox, rechecking it and clicking the Apply button in the console?
Another quick question too ... where can i get the list of methods that INVOKE supports for a JDBCConnectionPool MBean? I was hoping there'd be something really obvious like deploy/undeploy there but no joy

What version of WLS are you using?
<John Somers> wrote in message news:[email protected]..
Hi,
I'm writing up a script to change the password for a connection pool and
want to know how to redeploy the connection pool once the password has been
changed. To change the password I'm using:
java -cp .;weblogic.jar weblogic.Admin -url t3://adminServer:7000 -username
weblogic -password weblogic SET -mbean
mydomain:Name=MyConnPool,Type=JDBCConnectionPool -property Password
"password"
which works fine.
I've read that just by setting the target, the pool redeploys itself but
after using the following command, I still have to go into the console and
undeploy/redeploy the pool for the password change to become visible:
java -cp .;weblogic.jar weblogic.Admin -url t3://adminServer:7000 -username
weblogic -password weblogic INVOKE -mbean
mydomain:Name=MyConnPool,Type=JDBCConnectionPool -method addTarget
"mydomain:Name=MyCluster,Type=Cluster"
What am I missing to mimick unchecking the Cluster checkbox, rechecking it
and clicking the Apply button in the console?
Another quick question too ... where can i get the list of methods that
INVOKE supports for a JDBCConnectionPool MBean? I was hoping there'd be
something really obvious like deploy/undeploy there but no joy

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