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Virtual Java Service Container The following is an example of a Service Component descriptor which uses the Web Ser- vice adapter. <serviceComponent> <id>ExampleWebService</id> <uuid>f47ac10b-58cc-4372-a567- 1e02b2c3d479</uuid> <name>Sample Web Service Compo- nent</name> <description>Example Service Component Description</descrip- tion> <adapter> <adapterName>com.sun.vjsc.web- serviceadapter</adapterName> <parameter> <name>unpackWar</name> <value>false</value> </parameter> </source> </serviceComponent> 3. MAIN APIS This section describes a slim XML-RPC API to ac- cess VJSC Provisioning and Monitoring Services. 3.1 Provisioning API The Provisioning Service is exposed via XML- RPC compatible API, accessible via HTTP pro- tocol on the address of the running remote pro- visioning server (implicitly http://localhost:8204/ XMLRPC2). This Service enables the client to deploy and control Services running on VJSC instances. The management actions include define, un- define, start, stop, create, shutdown, save, restore, supend, resume and migrate Service Components.