Sun-microsystems GLASSFISH ENTERPRISE 820433510 Instrukcja Użytkownika Strona 9
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Viewing Deployed Web Services ............................................................................................. 156
Testing Web Services ................................................................................................................. 156
Web Services Security ................................................................................................................ 156
Using Web Services Registries ......................................................................................................... 156
Adding a Registry ....................................................................................................................... 157
Publishing a Web Service to a Registry .................................................................................... 157
Transforming Messages with XSLT Filters ..................................................................................... 158
Monitoring Web Services ................................................................................................................. 158
Viewing Web Service Statistics ................................................................................................. 159
Monitoring Web Service Messages .......................................................................................... 159
15 Conguring the Object Request Broker ........................................................................................ 161
An Overview of the Object Request Broker ................................................................................... 161
CORBA ........................................................................................................................................ 161
What is the ORB? ....................................................................................................................... 162
IIOP Listeners ............................................................................................................................. 162
Conguring the ORB ........................................................................................................................ 162
Managing IIOP Listeners .................................................................................................................. 162
16 Thread Pools .......................................................................................................................................163
Working with Thread Pools ............................................................................................................. 164
17 Conguring Logging .........................................................................................................................165
About Logging ................................................................................................................................... 165
Log Records ................................................................................................................................ 165
The Logger Namespace Hierarchy ........................................................................................... 166
Conguring Logging ......................................................................................................................... 168
Conguring General Logging Settings .................................................................................... 168
Conguring Log Levels ............................................................................................................. 168
Viewing Server Logs .................................................................................................................. 169
18 Monitoring Components and Services ..........................................................................................171
About Monitoring ............................................................................................................................. 171
Monitoring in the Enterprise Server ........................................................................................ 171
Contents
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- 2.1 Administration Guide 1
- 090122@21808 2
- Contents 10
- Examples 17
- Book Title Description 19
- Typographic Conventions 21
- Symbol Conventions 21
- Sun WelcomesYour Comments 22
- Enterprise Server Overview 23
- Tools for Administration 24
- JConsole 25
- Enterprise Server Concepts 26
- Usage Proles 27
- Node Agent 28
- Server Instance 29
- Creating a Domain 31
- Deleting a Domain 32
- Listing Domains 32
- Starting the Domain 32
- Stopping the Domain 33
- Restarting the Domain 33
- Creating a Cluster 33
- Starting a Cluster 34
- Stopping a Cluster 34
- Creating a Node Agent 34
- Starting a Node Agent 34
- Stopping a Node Agent 35
- Starting an Instance 35
- Stopping an Instance 35
- Restarting an Instance 35
- To migrate the DAS 36
- Java Business Integration 39
- Binding Components 40
- JBI Component Loggers 40
- Service Assemblies 41
- Shared Libraries 42
- JBI Descriptors 42
- JDBC Resources 43
- JDBC Connection Pools 44
- Setting Up Database Access 45
- Chapter 3 • JDBC Resources 47 47
- Parameter Description 48
- Chapter 3 • JDBC Resources 49 49
- Chapter 3 • JDBC Resources 51 51
- Java DB Type 4 Driver 53
- Databases 54
- IBM DB2 8.1 Type 2 Driver 56
- MySQL Type 4 Driver 57
- IBM InformixType 4 Driver 61
- CloudScape 5.1 Type 4 Driver 61
- JMS Resources 63
- Resources 64
- JMS Connection Factories 65
- JMS Destination Resources 65
- JMS Physical Destinations 65
- Foreign JMS Providers 67
- Resource Adapter Properties 68
- Activation Spec Properties 72
- Conguring JavaMail Resources 75
- Creating a JavaMail Session 76
- JNDI Resources 77
- Using Custom Resources 79
- Connector Resources 81
- Equivalent asadmin command 83
- Click Save 84
- Attributes 85
- More Information 86
- Managing Security Maps 87
- Managing Connector Resources 88
- To Edit a Connector Resource 89
- Web and EJB Containers 93
- The SIP Servlet Container 94
- TheWeb Container 95
- The EJB Container 95
- Conguring Security 97
- Tools for Managing Security 98
- Changing the Master Password 100
- Changing the Admin Password 101
- Authenticating Entities 102
- Authorizing Users 103
- Specifying JACC Providers 103
- Conguring Message Security 104
- Role Mapping 105
- About Digital Certicates 108
- About Secure Sockets Layer 109
- About Ciphers 110
- About Firewalls 111
- About Certicate Files 111
- Using the keytool Utility 112
- -alias keyAlias 116
- -keystore keystore-name 116
- -storepass password 116
- Using the certutil Utility 117
- Conguring PKCS#11 Tokens 121
- Managing Keys And Certicates 122
- Listing Keys and Certicates 123
- System Administrator 128
- Application Deployer 129
- Application Developer 129
- About UsernameTokens 129
- About Digital Signatures 130
- About Encryption 130
- Securing aWeb Service 132
- Security 133
- Congurations 134
- Conguring a JCE Provider 135
- Message Security Setup 137
- <client-container> 139
- Further Information 140
- Diagnostic Service Framework 141
- Transactions 143
- About Transactions 144
- Conguring Transactions 145
- Chapter 12 • Transactions 147 147
- To set the keypoint interval 148
- Conguring the HTTP Service 149
- HTTP Listeners 150
- Managing Web Services 153
- Web Services Standards 154
- Java EE Web Service Standards 154
- DeployingWeb Services 155
- UsingWeb Services Registries 156
- Adding a Registry 157
- MonitoringWeb Services 158
- CHAPTER 15 161
- Conguring the ORB 162
- Managing IIOP Listeners 162
- Thread Pools 163
- Working with Thread Pools 164
- Conguring Logging 165
- About Logging 166
- Viewing Server Logs 169
- _ThreadID=13 170
- About Monitoring 171
- Overview of Monitoring 172
- The HTTP ServiceTree 173
- The Resources Tree 174
- The Connector Service Tree 174
- The JMS ServiceTree 174
- Services 175
- EJB Container Statistics 176
- EJB Method Statistics 177
- EJB Session Store Statistics 177
- EJB Pool Statistics 179
- EJB Cache Statistics 179
- Web Container Statistics 180
- HTTP Service Statistics 181
- Table 18–12 184
- Thread Pools Statistics 186
- JVM Statistics in Java SE 187
- Viewing Monitoring Data 193
- Example 1 197
- Example 2 197
- To Use the PetStore Example 199
- Returns: 201
- Top Level 203
- Applications Level 203
- HTTP Service level 206
- HTTP-Service Level 207
- Thread-Pools Level 207
- Resources Level 208
- Transaction-Service Level 208
- ORBLevel 208
- Using JConsole 209
- Conguring Management Rules 215
- Tuning the JVM Settings 219
- Conguring Advanced Settings 220
- APPENDIX A 221
- Platforms 223
- User Logs Out 225
- Top Level Elements 227
- Elements Not Aliased 229
- The asadmin Utility 231
- Passwordlecontents 233
- AS_ADMIN_PASSWORD=value 233
- AS_ADMIN_ADMINPASSWORD=value 233
- AS_ADMIN_USERPASSWORD=value 233
- AS_ADMIN_MASTERPASSWORD=value 233
- Option Denition 234
- The Multimode Command 235
- Server Lifecycle Commands 237
- List and Status Commands 238
- Deployment Commands 239
- Version Commands 240
- Resource Management Commands 241
- Conguration Commands 243
- Proler and SSL Commands 244
- Transaction andTimer Commands 245
- User Management Commands 246
- Rules and Monitoring Commands 247
- Database Commands 247
- Web Service Commands 248
- Security Service Commands 249
- Password Commands 250
- Verify Command 251
- Custom MBean Commands 251
- Service Command 251
- Property Command 252
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