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This portlet displays the installed Web applications and their status. From this portlet, you can also stop, start, and uninstall the available Web applications. This portlet provides the following two options that help manage Web applications:
- Expert mode, which
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- enables all actions for components. This mode can be understood as an override feature that
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- grants you the authority to perform options (Stop, Restart, and Uninstall) on components which
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- are otherwise
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- grayed out and can cause the application server to malfunction. You can use this mode by clicking the following Expert mode check box.
- Show parent and child components option,
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- which displays the parent and child components of the Installed Web Applications. The parent components refer to the components that the Installed Web Applications dependent on, while the child components are the components that dependent on the Installed Web Applications. You can use this option by clicking the following check box.
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" and "Show parent and child components" features as described here.
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This portlet displays the installed EJB JARs and their status. From this portlet, you can also stop, start, and uninstall the available EJB JARs.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" and "Show parent and child components" features as described here.
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This portlet displays the installed Application Clients and their status. From this portlet, you can also stop, start, and uninstall the available application clients.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" and "Show parent and child components" features as described here.
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This portlet displays the installed Application EBAs and their status. From this portlet, you can also stop, start, and uninstall the available application EBAs.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" and "Show parent and child components" features as described here.
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This portlet displays the installed J2EE connectors and their status. From this portlet, you can also stop, start and, uninstall the available J2EE Connectors.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" and "Show parent and child components" features as described here.
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JAR Aliases
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This portlet is used allows you to manage the existing artifact aliases on the Geronimo server, which means user you can update the artifact_aliases.properties file directly on the server Consoleadministration console.
Repository
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This portlet provides two functionalities. It Firstly, 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 , which makes it possible to easily copy files over. From this portlet, you can also install new artifacts. To use these artifacts in an application, you need to modify your deployment plan according to Define the dependency in the deployment plan. For more information on using the repository portlet, see Update the repository with new library.
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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. See Configuring a remote Apache HTTP server for two alternative ways to configure a remote Apache HTTP server.
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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.
In addition, this portlet makes use of the "Expert Mode" and "Show parent and child components" features as described here.
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This portlet allows you to install or create Geronimo plugins. From this portlet, you can install the plugins available in the remote plugins repository you selected, 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. For more information on using the plugins portlet, see Converting applications into plugins using the Administration Console.
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This portlet displays the installed OSGi Bundles and their status in the table under the installation area. Double click one bundle in the table, you will see the content of the MANIFEST.MF file of the bundle. From this portlet you can also stop, start, and uninstall the available bundles in this table. For more information, see Managing OSGi Bundles.
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This portlet displays all the available database pools and their status. Only server-wide database pools can be edited in this portlet, . For database pools deployed as part of a single application cannot, you will have to change the deployment plan in the application insteadto edit these database pools.
From this portlet you can edit the available, system-wide, database pools. There is also a A usage link with examples of how to use the pool from your application is also provided.
This portlet includes a database pool creation wizard for new pools and also lets you import database pools from JBoss 4 and WebLogic 8.1.
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This portlet lists all the JMS resource groups and states available in the Geronimo server, that is queues and factories. From this portlet, you can create new JMS resource groups, this . This portlet provides two wizards, one for ActiveMQ and one for another JMS provider. For the latter, you will have to provide the specific resource adapter RAR needed to connect to that particular provider.
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- Console Realm Users
This portlet displays all the Console Realm Users and allows you to add, change password, and delete them.
- Console Realm Groups
This portlet displays all the Console Realm Groups and allows you to add, modify, and delete them.
Keystores
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This portlet walks you through the process of configuring keystores to use with SSL connectors. From this portlet, you can add or edit keystores, add Trust Certificates, and create private keys. See the Administering certificates section on about how to create a keystore and a private key with the keystores portlet. See the Certificate Properties File Realm on about how to creat create and import certificates.
Certificate Authority
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Organized under this group, you will find links for the following item.
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- Log Manager
This portlet allows the user to select a configuration file for logging and/or change the log level and Refresh interval. The default "Config file" is a standard log4j file and defines the location where the Geronimo Server will log Geronimo output. The configuration file also defines the log level which that allows a finer control of what is being logged.
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- Web Access Log Viewer
This portlet displays and filters the Web container log file. This log file contains HTTP accesses and messages from JSP and servlet applications that are running on Geronimo. By default, this portlet displays the contents of the log file for the current date. You can apply different filtering criteria to view only data of your interest.
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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 setupset up, these plug-ins provide both local and remote real-time JSR77 compliant statistic monitoring, as well as and 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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- DB Viewer
This portlet displays all the available databases and their tables, and displays the contents of the tables. To view the tables in a particular database, click on the database link. This will show all the tables in the database. To view the contents of the tables, click on the View Contents link. At the bottom of the DB Viewer portlet, there are links to take you back to View Databases or View Tables.
- Run SQL
This portlet lets you run SQL commands to manipulate the data in the tables, create a new database, or delete a database. You can enter the SQL commands in the SQL Command(s) text box, select the database that will be used, and then click on Run SQL to execute the command.
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This portlet lets you connect to any LDAP server, and browse its content but not edit it. This portlet comes predefined to access the LDAP embedded in Geronimo, make sure the service is running before you connect to the server.
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This view can be used to all the classloader involved in the server and the classes it loads.
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