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#Web Server
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Clicking Shutdown will shutdown the server and cause the JVM to exit. To continue using the Geronimo Console after a shutdown, Geronimo must be restarted.
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This portlet is a wizard that walks you through the process of configuring Apache Geronimo to use a remote Apache 2 HTTP server. To configure the remote HTTP server you will need to install the mod_jk Apache module on the remote server. Based on a series of questions the wizard will guide you through the configuration process.
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The Geronimo monitoring plug-in is broken down between server and client plug-ins, referred to as the 'Agent'
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This portlet is used to manage existing artifact aliases on Geronimo server, which means user can update the artifact_aliases.properties file directly on the server Console.
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The Geronimo monitoring plug-in is broken down between server and client plug-ins, referred to as the 'Agent' and 'Console' respectively. When properly setup, these plug-ins provide both local and remote real-time JSR77 compliant statistic monitoring, as well as historical tracking of any exposed statistic with visual representations drawn in the form of graphs through the Dojo Toolkit's dojoX Charting packages. Starting from v2.2, this portlet is optional, you can enable it by installing a plugin from Geronimo repository.
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#Plugins #System Modules
#Plan Creator
Deployer
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This portlet allows you to deploy new applications to the Apache Geronimo server. Web applications require deployment plans, which are either packaged with the war file or kept in a separate file which is typically called geronimo-web.xml.
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In addition, there is a new feature added "Expert Mode" that allows users more advanced options. Expert mode, which is commonly seen as the expert user checkbox, allows you to enable all actions for components. This can be understood as an override feature that will fully enable the user to perform options (Stop, Restart, which is commonly seen as the expert user checkbox, allows you to enable all actions for components. This can be understood as an override feature that will fully enable the user to perform options (Stop, Restart, and Uninstall) on components which would otherwise be grayed out and cause the application server to malfunction.
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and Uninstall) on components which would otherwise be grayed out and cause the application server to malfunction.
Application EARs
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This portlet displays the installed Application EARs and their status. From this portlet you can also stop, start and uninstall the available application EARs.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" feature as described here.
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This portlet displays the installed Application EARs EJB JARs and their status. From this portlet you can also stop, start and uninstall the available application EARsEJB JARs.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" feature as described here.
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This portlet displays the installed EJB JARs application clients and their status. From this portlet you can also stop, start and uninstall the available EJB JARsapplication clients.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" feature as described here. here.
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System Modules
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This portlet displays the installed application clients System Modules and their status. From this portlet you can also stop, start and uninstall the available application clientsSystem Modules.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" feature as described here.
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Plan Creator
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This portlet features assisting you in creating a Geronimo Deployment Plan. Currently only supporting WAR files. For details visit the Creating deployment plans using the deployment plan wizard section. Starting from v2.2, this portlet is optional, you can enable it by installing a plugin from Geronimo repository.
Resources
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Organized under this group you will find links for configuring the following services:
J2EE Connectors
#JAR Aliases
#Repository
#Apache HTTP
#Plugins
#Database Pools
#JMS Resources
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This portlet displays the installed System Modules and their status. From this portlet you can also stop, start and uninstall the available System Modules.
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In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" feature as described here.
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This portlet allows you to install or create Geronimo plugins. From this portlet you can select a remote plugins repository and search for available plugins and install them or export to plugins just about any module you have already installed in Geronimo. In addition you can create custom assembly server packages built with only the modules you specify.
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is used to manage existing artifact aliases on Geronimo server, which means user can update the artifact_aliases.properties file directly on the server Console.
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This portlet provides two functionalities. It assists in adding an archive into the Repository. Secondly it displays the artifacts installed in the server's repository. The layout of the repository is the same as that used by Apache Maven making it possible to easily copy files over. From this portlet you can also install new artifacts and remove existing ones.
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This portlet is a wizard that walks you through the process of configuring Apache Geronimo to use a remote Apache 2 HTTP server. To configure the remote HTTP server you will need to install the mod_jk Apache module on the remote server. Based on a series of questions the wizard will guide you through the configuration process.
Plugins
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This portlet allows you to install or create Geronimo plugins. From this portlet you can select a remote plugins repository and search for available plugins and install them or export to plugins just about any module you have already installed in Geronimo. In addition you can create custom assembly server packages built with only the modules you specify.
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This portlet features assisting you in creating a Geronimo Deployment Plan. Currently only supporting WAR files. For details visit the Creating deployment plans using the deployment plan wizard section. Starting from v2.2, this portlet is optional, you can enable it by installing a plugin from Geronimo repository.
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Organized under this group you will find links for configuring the following services:
#Repository
#Database Pools
#JMS Resources
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This portlet provides two functionalities. It assists in adding an archive into the Repository. Secondly it displays the artifacts installed in the server's repository. The layout of the repository is the same as that used by Apache Maven making it possible to easily copy files over. From this portlet you can also install new artifacts and remove existing ones.
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