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> ## Adding and Deleting Users

> To add a new user to the Registry Server database, you use the script `registry-server-test.bat` (Windows) or `registry-server-test.sh` (UNIX), in the directory `<``JWSDP_HOME``>/registry-server/samples/`. This script uses files in the directory `<``JWSDP_HOME``>/registry-server/samples/xml/`. You use the same script to delete a user.

> ### Adding a New User to the Registry

> To add a new user to the Registry Server database, you first use thescript to generate a hash password for the user. Then you use the file `UserInfo.xml` in the `xml` subdirectory. Perform the following steps:

> 1. Go to the directory `<``JWSDP_HOME``>/registry-server/samples/`.
> 2. Open the file `xml/UserInfo.xml` in an editor.
> 3. Change the values in the `<fname>`, `<lname>`, and `<uid>` tags to the first name, last name, and unique user ID (UID) of the new user. The `<uid>` tag is commonly the user's login name. It must be unique.
> 4. Enter the password as the value of the `<passwd>` tag in `UserInfo.xml`. Do not modify the `<tokenExpiration>` or `<authInfo>` tag.
> 5. Save and close the `UserInfo.xml` file.
> 6. Type the following command (all on one line):

> Windows:

> `registry-server-test run-cli-request
> -Drequest=xml\UserInfo.xml`

> UNIX:

> `registry-server-test.sh run-cli-request
> -Drequest=xml/UserInfo.xml`

> ### Deleting a User from the Registry

> To delete a user from the registry, you use the file `UserDelete.xml` in the `xml` subdirectory.

> Before you run the script this time, edit this file by modifying the values in the `<fname>`, `<lname>`, `<uid>`, and `<passwd>` tags.

> To delete the user, use the following command:

> Windows:

>     registry-server-test run-cli-request
>       -Drequest=xml\UserDelete.xml

> UNIX:

>     registry-server-test.sh run-cli-request
>       -Drequest=xml/UserDelete.xml

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