This guide is intended for users who want to gain basic knowledge about JEUS including its architecture and services.
This guide only describes the basic knowledge of the JEUS architecture and the services provided in JEUS. It is difficult to configure and control JEUS without having an understanding of the JEUS architecture. Since this guide does not cover everything about the architecture, refer to relevant documents for more information.
To fully understand this guide, users should have the following knowledge:
The first chapter "Chapter 1. Introduction" of this guide is the most important chapter for understanding JEUS. The other chapters describe each service and its settings and can be referenced as needed.
The console tool uses abbreviated commands and option names. For more information about how to use abbreviated commands and option names, use "help" in the console tool or refer to JEUS Reference Book. "4.2. jeusadmin".
All examples and environment configurations are written according to the UNIX style. Hence, a few considerations must be given when working in a non-UNIX environment such as Microsoft Windows™(hereafter Windows).
For example, for path delimiters, the UNIX style "/" must be changed to the Windows style, "\". As well, the environment variables must be changed to the Windows style, (%%). JEUS_HOME, which is specified in this guide, is the directory in which JEUS is installed.
To understand JEUS, users need to have a basic knowledge about Java EE standard. For example, to understand JNDI, JMX, and JCA documents, the user needs to have a background knowledge about each standard. It is recommended for the user to first read documents related to the standard or other relevant documents.
This guide does not contain information about Java EE. It only covers information about JEUS.
This guide describes the JEUS server configurations and services. It consists of eight chapters and two appendices.
Describes operation modes, components, and services of JEUS.
"Chapter 2. JEUS Configuration"
Describes the methods and required configurations for adding servers to a domain
"Chapter 3. Controlling and Monitoring JEUS Servers"
Describes how to control and monitor JEUS servers.
"Chapter 4. JNDI Naming Server"
Describes basic concepts and terminologies of JEUS JNDI.
"Chapter 5. External Resources"
This chapter describes a variety of external resources that can be used to build a system by integrating with JEUS, and how to configure them.
"Chapter 6. DB Connection Pool and JDBC"
Describes the basic mechanism of JDBC connection pooling provided by JEUS, how to use the JDBC connection pool, and the data source management method used in the JEUS domain structure.
"Chapter 7. Transaction Manager"
Describes the transaction manager and its surrounding elements in JEUS.
Describes the JEUS logging system, JEUS logger structure, log message contents, and how to set each logger and handler.
"Appendix A. JEUS Server Ports"
Describes the ports used by JEUS.
"Appendix B. JDBC Data Source Configuration Examples"
Describes examples of configuring data sources of major database vendors.
| Convention | Meaning |
|---|---|
| <AaBbCc123> | Program source code file name |
| <Ctrl>+C | Hold down the Ctrl key and press the C key |
| [Button] | Name of a GUI button or menu |
| Bold | Emphasis |
| Italics | Reference to another guide |
| " " (Double quotation marks) | Reference to a chapter or section in this or another guide |
| 'Input' | User input on the screen |
Hyperlink
| Email account, website, or a reference to other chapters or sections |
| > | Proceeding order of menu |
| +---- | Files or directories exist in this directory |
| |---- | Files or directories do not exist in this directory |
Note | Reference or caution |
| [Figure 1.1] | Figure caption |
AaBbCc123 | Commands, screen output after executing command, or sample code |
| { } | Required items |
| [ ] | Optional items |
| | | Selective items |
| Requirements | |
|---|---|
| Platform | Solaris 9, 10, 11 |
| HP-UX 11.x, 11i, 11iV2 | |
| IBM AIX 5L, 6L, AIX 7L | |
| MS Windows 2008, 2012, Vista, 7, 8 | |
| Hardware | 20 GB of hard drive disk storage recommended. At least 2 GB. |
| More than 1 GB RAM recommended. | |
| JDK | JDK 7, JDK 8 |
| Guide | Description |
|---|---|
| JEUS Introduction Guide | Introduces the JEUS server as well as its architecture and components. |
| JEUS Getting Started Guide | Introduces JEUS and explains how to install and start JEUS. |
| JEUS Web Engine Guide | Describes how to manage JEUS web engine, and how to manage and deploy Java EE WAR Archive and servlet/JSP. |
| JEUS Session Management Guide | Describes how to configure and manage Session Manager and Session Server in JEUS. |
| JEUS EJB Guide | Describes JEUS EJB engine and how to deploy EJB modules. |
| JEUS MQ Guide | Describes Java Message Service (JMS) and JEUS Message Queue. |
| JEUS Application Client Guide | Describes the interoperability between Java EE clients and JEUS |
| JEUS Application & Deployment Guide | Describes various methods and tools used to deploy Java EE applications to JEUS. |
| JEUS JCA Guide | Describes Connector Architecture Standard defined for connecting JEUS with legacy systems.. |
| JEUS Security Guide | Describes how to configure, manage, and program JEUS security system. |
| JEUS JMX Guide | Describes how to configure, manage, and program JEUS security system. |
| JEUS Scheduler Guide | Describes the functionalities of JEUS Scheduler. |
| JEUS WebAdmin Guide | Describes how to use WebAdmin (JEUS's Web management tool) for configuring, controlling, monitoring, and clustering JEUS, and for resource configuration and management. |
| JEUS Reference Book | Describes references for using JEUS. |
| JEUS Node Manager Guide | Describes JEUS Node Manager concepts and usage. |
XML Reference for domain.xml: JEUS_HOME/docs/manuals/xml-reference/index.html