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SMF - Adding instances to existing manifest

I have a default, sun supplied, apache2 install on solaris10. It's running fine, everything's great. I'm looking to add another instance, fairly happy with how to do that apart from one thing - the SMF manifest.

Can i just edit the XML file sun supplied for the default apache2 and add in details of my new instance?

How do i tell SMF to pick up my changed XML manifest file and register the new apache2 instance?

Many thanks!

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