Checking the status of EAC components

You can use several methods to check the status of your application's components that are provisioned to the EAC, such as Dgidx, Forge, and Dgraph.

To check the status of EAC components, use one of these methods:

Endeca Workbench. Use the EAC Administration console to monitor a particular application's component status. The status of each component can be set to auto-refresh.
The eaccmd utility. Run the following command at a command line (UNIX and Windows):
```
eaccmd status --app <app_id> --comp <comp_id
```
Note: You can also substitute the --comp <comp_id> argument with the--script <script_id> argument to confirm the status of an EAC script.
The Deployment Template. Run the following command at a command line:
```
Windows:
<PROJECT_DIR>\control\runcommand.bat --print-status
UNIX :
<PROJECT_DIR>/control/runcommand.sh --print-status
```
This commands prints the status for each component in the current application.
Your application. You can build your application to query EAC via programmatic Web service calls. For more details about using the getComponentStatus() API method, see the "Endeca Application Controller API Interface Reference" section of the Endeca Application Controller Guide.