JEUS Applications & Deployment Guide

JEUS v7.0 Fix#3

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Document Information

Document Name: JEUS Applications & Deployment Guide

Document Created: 2014-08-29

Software Version: JEUS v7.0 Fix#3

Document Version: v2.1.5

Table of Contents

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1. Application Management in a Domain Environment

1.1. Application Management

1.1.1. Two-Phase Deployment
1.1.2. Application ID
1.1.3. Application Status
1.1.4. Directory Structure to Manage Applications
1.1.5. Application Targets

1.2. Deployment to Managed Servers

1.2.1. Run-time Deployment
1.2.2. Boot-time Deployment
1.2.3. Application Synchronization

1.3. Automatic Redeployment

1.4. Deployment for Directory Type Applications

1.5. Application Repositories

1.5.1. Adding, Deleting, and Searching Application Repositories
1.5.2. Deploying Applications in an Application Repository

1.6. Application Deployment by Specifying a Path

1.7. Deployment Staging Mode

1.8. Application Undeployment

2. Graceful Undeployment and Redeployment

2.1. Graceful Undeployment

2.2. Graceful Redeployment

2.2.1. Precondition for Executing Graceful Redeployment
2.2.2. Considerations for Graceful Redeployment
2.2.3. Graceful Redeployment Execution
2.2.4. Graceful Redeployment of Web Applications
2.2.5. Graceful Redeployment of EJB Applications
2.2.6. Graceful Redeployment of EAR Applications

3. Applications

3.1. Modules and Applications

3.1.1. Modules
3.1.2. Applications

3.2. Deployment Descriptor(DD)

3.3. Application Libraries

3.3.1. The lib/application Directory
3.3.2. Shared Library

4. Application Implementation and Deployment

4.1. Application Implementation

4.2. Deployment Commands

4.3. Controlling and Monitoring Applications with WebAdmin

4.3.1. Installing Applications on a Domain
4.3.2. Uninstalling Applications From a Domain
4.3.3. Deploying Applications
4.3.4. Redeploying Applications
4.3.5. Undeploying Applications
4.3.6. Starting Applications
4.3.7. Suspending Applications
4.3.8. Adding a Server as a Target of Running Applications
4.3.9. Removing a Target Server of Running Applications
4.3.10. Checking for Information about Applications

4.4. Controlling and Monitoring Applications Using the Console Tool

4.4.1. Related Commands
4.4.2. Deploying Applications
4.4.3. Checking for Information about Applications

4.5. Deploying In Staging Mode

4.6. Deploying Applications Using a Deployment Plan

4.6.1. Deployment Plan Configurations and Operation Methods
4.6.2. Deployment Plan Installation
4.6.3. Installed Deployment Plan Verification
4.6.4. Deployment Using Deployment Plan
4.6.5. Verification of Application-Applied Deployment Plan
4.6.6. Deployment Plan Uninstallation
4.6.7. Deployment Plan and Redeployment

Glossary

Index

List of Figures

[Figure 1.1] An Error Which Occurs When a Web Module in DISTRIBUTED Receives a Request
[Figure 1.2] The Life Cycle of Applications on a Domain
[Figure 1.3] The Life Cycle of Applications on a Server
[Figure 1.4] Domain's INSTALL_HOME Directory
[Figure 1.5] Application Repository Directory Added in a Domain
[Figure 1.6] Image Directory of an ear Application Deployed on a Server
[Figure 1.7] gen Directory of an ear Application Deployed on a Server
[Figure 2.1] Graceful Undeployment of an EAR Application
[Figure 3.1] Java EE Modules and Applications
[Figure 3.2] .ear Archive
[Figure 4.1] Deployed Application
[Figure 4.2] Checking Deployment information in WebAdmin
[Figure 4.3] Checking Application Configuration Information in WebAdmin
[Figure 4.4] Checking EJB Module Information
[Figure 4.5] Checking Information about Beans of an EJB Module
[Figure 4.6] Checking Information about Servlet of a WEB Module
[Figure 4.7] Checking the WEB Module's Servlet Request Thread Information
[Figure 4.8] WebAdmin - Staging Mode Deployment

List of Tables

[Table 3.1] Deployment Descriptors for Each Module
[Table 4.1] Application Related Commands

List of Examples

[Example 1.1] A Client Exception for When an EJB Module in DISTRIBUTED State Receives a Request
[Example 1.2] A Log Message Displayed When All Retries for Deployment Fail
[Example 1.3] A Log Message Displayed When a Target is a Server Included in a Cluster
[Example 3.1] Registering Shared Libraries: <<libraries.xml>>
[Example 3.2] The <files> Tag for Shared Libraries
[Example 4.1] Deploy Deploying Applications Installed on a Domain
[Example 4.2] Deploying Applications from an Application Repository
[Example 4.3] Deploying an Application by Specifying a Path
[Example 4.4] Checking Application Information using Console Tool
[Example 4.5] Staging Mode Deployment Using Console Tool

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