Multiserver Admin Console in TAS7

[Luis Oliveira-2]

Hi

 

I used to develop applications to Enhydra 3.x and manage it using Multiserver Administration Console. Now these applications are running in TAS (Together Application Server) and I would like to know if there’s a similar application on TAS7 or Enhydra 6.x.

 

How can you stop and start a webapp on TAS7? Is it necessary to shutdown the TomCat to stop only one application or is it possible to stop and start each webapp independently? Besides, how can you known the number of connections to database that each webapp have allocated?

 

Thanks.

 

Best Regards

Luis Oliveira

 

 

 

 

 LUIS OLIVEIRA | SOFTWARE ENGINEER

 LOLIVEIRA@...

 PHONE: + 351 253 305 250

 FAX : [phone]

 www.mobicomp.com

 

 

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[Slobodan Vujasinovic]

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Hi Luis,

 

For basic application management functions (start, stop, reload, undeploy, deploy and delete) you can use either “EnhydraManager” or “manager” (Tomcat Manager) application.

I’m more used to “EnhydraManager”! It has slightly bigger feature list and supports multi-service/host configurations.

 

Regarding monitoring tool, you can find number of Tomcat monitoring tools on the internet (some of them will allow you to monitor your DB connections).

I’m using “Lambda Probe” (formerly known as Tomcat Probe - GPL license) - http://www.lambdaprobe.org

 

Regards,

   Slobodan

 

From: Luis Oliveira [mailto:loliveira@...]
Sent: 26. jun 2007 20:06
To: enhydra@...
Subject: [enhydra] Multiserver Admin Console in TAS7

 

Hi

 

I used to develop applications to Enhydra 3.x and manage it using Multiserver Administration Console. Now these applications are running in TAS (Together Application Server) and I would like to know if there’s a similar application on TAS7 or Enhydra 6.x.

 

How can you stop and start a webapp on TAS7? Is it necessary to shutdown the TomCat to stop only one application or is it possible to stop and start each webapp independently? Besides, how can you known the number of connections to database that each webapp have allocated?

 

Thanks.

 

Best Regards

Luis Oliveira

 

 

 

 

 LUIS OLIVEIRA | SOFTWARE ENGINEER

 LOLIVEIRA@...

 PHONE: + 351 253 305 250

 FAX : [phone]

 www.mobicomp.com

 

 

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