Following this question JBoss AS 7 JMX Console and Web based JMX console for Tomcat? I wanted to Know what will be the best options for Glassfish?
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I have deployed a java web application jar file on weblogic 10.3.
But I'm unsure how to access the application in browser.
I have the path to my web app as "/testapp/home.do"
Can someone tell me what port is used by weblogic apps.
Where can I check the port number info,which file?
When deployed on tomcat, i use "localhost:8080/testapp/home.do"
I'm looking for something similar for weblogic
Thanks in advance.
You can use the Weblogic Administration Console i.e.
Deployments => Click on theApp => Testing Tab => Default URL in the table displayed....
As default, WebLogic Server uses the port 7001. You can take a look at the ${DOMAIN_HOME}/config/config/xml file and see what is your server port.
I have a problem while connecting to JBoss 7 server via JNDI. I want to check whether Jboss 7 is secured or non-secured so that I can add the proper parameters while connecting to it.
If Jboss server is secured, I need to add SSL parameters to open secured connection.
Thank you for your help.
Is it possible to deploy the WSO2 ESB onto a Glassfish Application server? On the WSO2 site (http://docs.wso2.org/display/ESB403/ESB+Administration), it list JBoss, Websphere etc, ut no mention of glassfish.
Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
WSO2 products use embedded Tomcat as its primary runtime for standalone execution but can also run within other application servers like jboss, glassfish, Websphere, etc.
Which URL, port and weblogic server side settings do I need to use?
It depends if you want to connect to a WebLogic MBean server (Domain, Runtime, Edit) or platform (JDK) MBean server (See MBean Servers).
Connecting with JConsole to a WebLogic MBean server is usually a real pain:
Enable Anonymous Admin Lookup if version is lower than 10.3 (See WebLogic anonymous user permissioning)
Enable IIOP Protocol for Admin Server and Application Servers (See Enable and configure IIOP)
Launch jconsole with a custom commandline (See Managing WebLogic servers with JConsole)
Connecting to platform MBean server is like any other JVM (See How to activate JMX on my JVM for access with jconsole), but you would not see any WebLogic MBeans unless you configure WebLogic to use it (See Registering MBeans in the JVM Platform MBean Server).
Try adding this to your server start-up parameters. Change the port (7011) to whatever you prefer. You should be able to use JConsole then by specifying the remote server "{host}:{port}"
Note: the {host} does not include a "http://" prefix.
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.port=7011
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.ssl=false
-Dcom.sun.management.jmxremote.authenticate=false
Also, you probably don't want to disable authentication like this in a production environment, but the parameters above should help you with testing. When using this, you won't need to specify a username/password in JConsole.
You'll have to enable the remote server to listen on a specific port for JMX -http://download.oracle.com/javase/1.5.0/docs/guide/management/agent.html#remote
URL would be your server's listen address. You also have the option to require authentication to limit the usage of the debug port.
I have been successfully debugging several projects using Eclipse 3.4.1 with Zend Debugger and PDT. I now have a site running locally using https://. Have not been able to set a Debug Configuration in Eclipse that gets there. any ideas? Many thanks, Mary Edith
If you want to see what is send/received by your application, but HTTPS hides it, then you can use normal HTTP query with stunel which "adds" SSL to socket transmission. I use it to monitor my axis2 application: How to see what Axis2 sends and receives?
EDIT:
There is example in stunnel doc where client cannot use SSL: http://www.stunnel.org/examples/https_client.html
In your case you can configure stunnel like:
[https]
; https://www.mylocalsecuresite.com:443/myapp/AppService
accept = 88
connect = www.mylocalsecuresite.com:443
Then in Eclipse dialog with URL use:
localhost:88
Communication between Eclipse and stunnel will be in plain text, but between stunnel and www.mylocalsecuresite.com:443 will be encrypted.