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1.4 <body>
1.5 <h2>Configuration Files for Web Applications Targeted for Sun Java System Web Server</h2>
1.6 <p><small><a href="#seealso">See Also</a></small></p>
1.7 -<p>Sun Java<small><sup>TM</sup></small> System Web Server 7.0 supports J2EE 1.3 standards for web applications.</p>
1.8 -<p>In addition to the <tt>web.xml</tt> file, which is a J2EE 1.3 standard, another file, <tt>sun-web.xml</tt>, is needed for each web application that is deployed on Sun Java System Web Server 7.0.</p>
1.9 +<p>Sun Java<small><sup>TM</sup></small> System Web Server 7.0 supports J2EE 1.4 standards for web applications.</p>
1.10 +<p>In addition to the <tt>web.xml</tt> file, which is a J2EE 1.4 standard, another file, <tt>sun-web.xml</tt>, is needed for each web application that is deployed on Sun Java System Web Server 7.0.</p>
1.11 +<!-- Commented out the next section because I don't see a ws70-sun-web.xml file being created when I create a new web application
1.12 +
1.13 <p>When you create a web application where the targeted server is Sun Java System Web Server 7.0, a <tt>ws70-sun-web.xml</tt> file is created.</p>
1.14 <p><b>To edit <tt>ws70-sun-web.xml</tt>:</b></p>
1.15 <ol>
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1.17 <ul class="note">
1.18 <li>When you deploy the web application on the server, the IDE renames the file on the server to <tt>sun-web.xml</tt>. The name in the IDE is different to avoid conflicts between the <tt>sun-web.xml</tt> file that is specific to Sun Java System Application Server.</li>
1.19 </ul>
1.20 +-->
1.21 <dl>
1.22 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
1.23 <dd><a href="wsplugin_registering_server.html" title="Registering a Sun Java System Web Server">Registering a Sun Java System Web Server</a></dd>
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2.4 <td colspan="2"><b>Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 Node</b></td>
2.5 </tr>
2.6 <tr valign="top">
2.7 -<td>Start/Stop Server</td>
2.8 -<td>Opens the Server Status dialog box where you can start and stop the local server.</td>
2.9 +<td>Start</td>
2.10 +<td>Starts the server and shows the status of the process in the Output window.</td>
2.11 +</tr>
2.12 +<tr valign="top">
2.13 +<td>Start in Debug Mode</td>
2.14 +<td> </td>
2.15 +</tr>
2.16 +<tr valign="top">
2.17 +<td>Restart</td>
2.18 +<td>Stops and restarts the server and shows the status of the process in the Output window.</td>
2.19 +</tr>
2.20 +<tr valign="top">
2.21 +<td>Stop</td>
2.22 +<td>Stop the server and shows the status of the process in the Output window.</td>
2.23 +</tr>
2.24 +<tr valign="top">
2.25 +<td>Refresh</td>
2.26 +<td>Refreshes the server status and shows the results of the process in the Output window.</td>
2.27 </tr>
2.28 <tr valign="top">
2.29 <td>Remove</td>
2.30 <td>Lets you remove the server registration from the IDE.</td>
2.31 </tr>
2.32 <tr valign="top">
2.33 -<td>Show Admin Console</td>
2.34 +<td>View Admin Console</td>
2.35 <td>Launches the administration console for the server.</td>
2.36 </tr>
2.37 <tr valign="top">
2.38 +<td>View Server Logs</td>
2.39 +<td>Opens the server log file.</td>
2.40 +</tr>
2.41 +<tr valign="top">
2.42 +<td>Properties</td>
2.43 +<td>Opens the Server Manager dialog box with the properties of the Sun Java Web Server.</td>
2.44 +</tr>
2.45 +<tr valign="top">
2.46 <td colspan="2"><b>Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 > <em>server-instance</em> Node</b></td>
2.47 </tr>
2.48 <tr valign="top">
2.49 <td>Start Instance/Stop Instance</td>
2.50 -<td>Lets you start and stop the local server instance.</td>
2.51 +<td>Lets you start and stop the local server instance. The results of the process are shown in the Output window.</td>
2.52 </tr>
2.53 <tr valign="top">
2.54 <td>View Server Logs</td>
2.55 <td>Displays server logs.</td>
2.56 </tr>
2.57 -<tr valign="top">
2.58 -<td>View Access Logs</td>
2.59 -<td>Displays access logs.</td>
2.60 -</tr>
2.61 </table>
2.62 <ul class="note">
2.63 <li>You cannot start or stop a remote server instance.</li>
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2.65 <h3>Virtual Servers</h3>
2.66 <p>Each server instance node has one or more virtual servers defined under its node. Web applications are deployed on a virtual server. </p>
2.67 <p>Expand the server instance node to see the virtual servers configured for each server instance. One of the virtual servers will always be defined as the default server (<tt>Default</tt>). Whenever you deploy a web application, it will be deployed on this default virtual server. You can define another virtual server as the default server by right-clicking the virtual server node and choosing Set as Default from the pop-up menu.</p>
2.68 -<p>Each virtual server node has two subnodes:</p>
2.69 +<p>Each virtual server node has the following subnodes:</p>
2.70 <ul>
2.71 -<li><b>Deployed Components.</b> Expand this node to see all the web applications deployed on the selected virtual server. Using the contextual menu on a web application node, you can perform the following actions:
2.72 +<li><b>Web Applications.</b> Expand this node to see the modules and application contexts deployed to the server.<br>
2.73 +Using the right-click menu on a web application node, you can perform the following actions:
2.74 <ul>
2.75 <li>Undeploy the web application.</li>
2.76 <li>Disable the web application.</li>
2.77 <li>Display the properties of the web application.</li>
2.78 </ul></li>
2.79 -<li><b>Resources.</b> Expand this node to see all the JDBC resources configured for the selected server instance. Using the contextual menu on a JDBC resource node, you can perform the following actions:
2.80 -<ul>
2.81 -<li>Delete the resource.</li>
2.82 -<li>Display the properties of the JDBC resource.</li>
2.83 -</ul></li>
2.84 +</li>
2.85 +<li><b>JDBC Resources.</b> Expand this node to see the JDBC resources and Connection Pools registered with the server.</li>
2.86 +<li><b>External JNDI Resources.</b> Expand this node to see the external JNDI resources.</li>
2.87 +<li><b>Custom Resources.</b> Expand this node to see the custom JNDI resources.</li>
2.88 +<li><b>JavaMail Resources.</b> Expand this node to see the JavaMail Resources registered with the server.</li>
2.89 +<li><b>JVM.</b> Right-click this node to display the properties of the JVM. </li>
2.90 </ul>
2.91 -<h3>Final Hierarchy</h3>
2.92 -<p>The final hierarchy of a Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 node may look like the one shown below.</p>
2.93 -<pre>
2.94 -Sun Java System Web Server 7.0
2.95 - --- instance1
2.96 - --- virtual-server1:80[Default]
2.97 - --- Deployed Components
2.98 - --- app1
2.99 - --- app2
2.100 - --- Resources
2.101 - --- jdbc/res1
2.102 - --- virtual-server2:81
2.103 - --- instance2
2.104 - --- virtual-server1:90
2.105 - --- virtual-server2:91
2.106 -</pre>
2.107 <dl>
2.108 <dt><a name="seealso">See Also</a></dt>
2.109 <dd><a href="wsplugin_registering_server.html" title="Registering a Sun Java System Web Server">Registering a Sun Java System Web Server</a></dd>
3.1 --- a/j2ee.sun.ws7/javahelp/org/netbeans/modules/j2ee/sun/ws7/docs/wsplugin_registering_server.html Tue Mar 21 10:16:05 2006 +0000
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3.4 </ol>
3.5 </li>
3.6 <li>In the Installation Directory field, use the Browse button to navigate to and select the Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 installation directory.</li>
3.7 -<li>In the Admin Host and Admin Port fields, type the host name and the port number for the server.</li>
3.8 +<li>If you are registering a remote server, select the Remote Server checkbox and in the Admin Host field, type the host name for the server.</li>
3.9 +<li>In the Admin Port field, type the port number for the server.</li>
3.10 +<li>If the port is not an SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) port, clear the SSL Port checkbox.</li>
3.11 <li>In the Username and Password fields, type the user name and password for the server.</li>
3.12 <li>Click Finish.</li>
3.13 <li>If you started the Add Server Instance wizard from the Server Manager, click Close in the Server Manager dialog box.<br>