I installed JBoss EAP-7.1.0 through windows installer. Now i want to configure this EAP as windows service. How can i do this? I went through several docs but didn't get a proper idea. After that i need to access the admin-console ui of the server. Can some one help?
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We got farm of Red Hat servers which has Jboss 6.1 in our environments. Now we need to upgrade Jboss AS to 6.4. The easy way is to deploy the new version on the server and copy the config files and modules to the new jboss instance. It requires additional space in the filesystem.
Is there any other way to upgrade to 6.4 without having multiple instances. I am looking something like a patch upgrade on the existing Jboss 6.1 instance in CLI mode.
Please update your valuable thoughts.
Cheers,
Jose
You can use patch in CLI mode, See the guide[1]
[1]https://access.redhat.com/documentation/en-US/JBoss_Enterprise_Application_Platform/6.4/html/Installation_Guide/sect-Patching_JBoss_EAP_6.html
We would like to use mutual-authentication to secure a communication between a Java program running on Redhat JBoss 6 and a Java service running on Redhat JBoss 5.1.2. In other words, mutual-authentication where JBoss is both the client and the server. Is this possible? Some people say that JBoss Application Server can only handle the handshake if JBoss is at the role of the server only. Is this true? Thanks.
Hi folks I want to create a remote glassfish server.I mean to say that I want glassfish server on a single machine and its remote client connect to it and use it and compile/develop their code from that server machine because i don't want to install glassfish on all machines.My remote users will use eclipse for development
Thanks
First you need to install glassfish on the machine that you are using. See how it is done with glassfish v2.1: http://glassfish.java.net/downloads/v2.1.1-final.html
Then you need to attach the remote glassfish to your IDE. If you are using the glassfish for development do not forget to enable debug and start glassfish in debug mode.
I have used remote glassfish with IntelliJ, it has a perfect integration. I do not how it will work with Eclipse, but this link: http://java.dzone.com/articles/how-debug-remote-java-applicat might be what you need.
I have managed to get my app, up & running in my vps an over the internet, but I have done using this from netbeans, is it the same or I should close netbeans, run glassfish from bin files, deploy and start from admin console and have only glassfish running?
Enviroment: glassfish v3, JSF2.0, netbeans 6.8
Thank you very much
Best regards
Ignacio
The 'standard' way would be to have Glassfish running as a standalone app.
You can still use netbeans to administer it from your machine (by setting up a remote domain GF server in 'services->servers') or you can use the admin console (http://yourhost:4848) or indeed use the asadmin CLI tool.
I installed JBoss AS on xx.xx.12.48.
I launched ./bin/run.sh -b xx.xx.12.48.
The JMX web console indicates everything is OK.
On xx.xx.12.49, I installed Hyperic (latest).
I installed Hyperic agent on xx.xx.12.48
I can see both Hyperic agents, on both servers.
But ther's nothing about my JBoss AS server !!!
Why can't Hyperic Auto-Discover finds my JBoss server ?
Is there a simple way to configure ?
Thanks
To force Hyperic HQ Agent to detect JBoss, you have to edit conf/agent.properties
jboss.installpath=C:/jboss
Then, log into your Hyperic HQ Server and manually add the jboss server under inventory.
Give it few minutes, the local agent will pick up the instruction and look for the jboss server.
because you install the new server,but agent did not know,so the hqserver do not know neither.
You need to configure the agent.properties in the agent installed machine.Refer official document:
http://support.hyperic.com/display/EVO/Configure+Agent+-+Server+Communication+Interactively