1. While ArcGIS Server is running, check if the tomcat process associated with the ArcGIS Manager application is running. This can be done by running the following command: prompt> ps -ef | grep java The process description will read something like this: /jre/bin/java -jar -Xrs -Duser.dir=/sunserver/arcgis/java/manager/service/tomcat2. Stop ArcGIS Server and it should terminate the manager process gracefully. This can be done by running the $AGSHOME/scripts/stopserver script. 3. Run the 'ps -ef | grep java' command again to confirm that the tomcat process has been shutdown. If it is still running, use the 'kill -9 <process_id>' command to end the process. Run the 'ps -ef | grep java' again to confirm that the process has been terminated. 4. Browse to the $AGSHOME/java/web_output/services/WEB-INF/classes directory. 5. Edit the file arcgis_wshandler.properties again. Delete the values for the following properties:arcgis.som.password.encrypted=arcgis.som.domain=arcgis.som.username=arcgis.som.resource.hosts=arcgis.som.password= 6. Start the ArcGIS Server by executing the $AGSHOME/scripts/startserver script.7. Log in to ArcGIS Java manager. 8. From any web browser, view the following URLs:http://<ARCGIS_MACHINE>:8399/arcgis/services?wsdlQuestion: Is an XML document returned? (This will indicate that the web services handler is now working). If the answer is no, what is the error? Generally, error message should be as follows:HTTP Status 503 - Web services handler not initialized9. EXTRA STEP: From ArcCatalog, connect to the server ('Use GIS Services') using the following URL: http://<ARCGIS_MACHINE>:8399/arcgis/servicesQuestion: Is the connection successfully? If the answer is no, what is the error? Generally, error message should be as follows:The parameter is incorrect.