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Organized under this group you will find links for installing and administering applications.

#Deployer
#User Assets

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Deployer

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This portlet allows you to deploy new applications to the Apache Geronimo server. For example, a Web applications requires a deployment plan, which is either packaged within the war file with the name geronimo-web.xml, or kept as a separate XML file that is deployed by using the Plan field in the Deployer portlet. See Deploying applications Via Geronimo Administration Console for more information on using the Deployer function.

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Organized under this group you will find links for the following portlets:following portlets:
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Web App WARs

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In addition, this portlet makes use of the Expert Mode and Show parent and child components features as described here.

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Application EBAs(EBA)

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Aries EARs

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Aries EARs

This portlet displays the installed Application EBAs and their status. From this portlet, you can stop, start, and uninstall the available application EBAs.

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OSGi

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OSGi Bundles OSGi Bundles

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This portlet displays the installed Web Application Bundles and their status. From this portlet, you can stop, start, and uninstall the available application bundles.

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Organized under this group you will find links for configuring the following services:# DB pools
# JMS Resources

J2EE Connectors
#JAR Aliases
#Repository
#Apache HTTP
#System Modules
#Plugins
#OSGi Bundles
#Datasources
#JMS Resources

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Organized under this group you will find links for:

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# Debug Views
o JMX Viewer
o Classloader Viewer
o JNDI Viewer
o Dependency Viewernot on the console yet:
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Logs

Organized under this group, you will find links for the following item.

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Server Logs

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This option provides four the following portlets, : Log Manager, Server Log Viewer, and Web Access Log Viewer and Derby Log Viewer.

• 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 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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• Derby Log Viewer
  This portlet displays the log file for Geronimo's internal database, Derby. (not sure of the information yet

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#JMX Viewer
#LDAP Viewer
#ClassLoader Viewer
#JNDI Viewer
#Dependency Viewer

Back to TopStarting from v2.2, these portlets are optional, you can enable them by installing a plugin from Geronimo repository.

JMX Viewer

This portlet provides a tree like representation for you to browse the different types of MBeans. Each MBean will be represented as a tree node that shows its object name representation. All MBeans will give you a list of MBeans grouped by its domain.

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