Apache Technologies 14 Uživatelský manuál stáhnout pdf (Strana 31)

Chapter 2 Managing Web Technologies 31

Using JBoss

JBoss is a widely used full-featured Java application server. It provides a full Java 2

Platform, Enterprise Edition (J2EE) technology stack with features such as:

• An Enterprise Java Bean (EJB) container

• Java Management Extensions (JMX)

• Java Connector Architecture (JCA)

You can set JBoss to start automatically whenever the server starts up. This ensures that

the JBoss module starts up after a power failure or after the server shuts down for any

reason. You use the Server Admin or Terminal application to enable JBoss; see “JBoss”

on page 66 for details.

You can use Server Admin or the command-line tool to enable the Tomcat module. See

“Tomcat” on page 68 for more information about Tomcat and how to use it with your

web server.

Viewing Web Service Status

In Server Admin you can check the current state of the Apache server and which server

modules are active.

Web Service Overview

The overview in Server Admin shows server activity in summary form.

To view web service status overview:

1 Open Server Admin.

2 Click Overview in the button bar.

The Start/Stop Status Messages field displays a summary of server activity and the

server’s start date and time.

You can also view activity logs for each site on your server.

See “Viewing Website Settings” on page 49 for more information.

Web Service Modules in Use

You can view a list of modules in use on the server as well as modules that are available

but not in use.

To see which modules are enabled:

1 In Server Admin, click Web in the list for the server your want.

2 Click Settings in the button bar.

3 In the Modules pane, scroll to see the entire set of modules in use or available for use in

the server.

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