NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.0 System Administrator's Guide

Manager Web Application

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Managing Constraints

The Manager Web application has the following constraints:

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The Manager Web application only manages the web applications only in a virtual

host. Therefore, you must configure a Manager Web application for every virtual

host.

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The Manager Web application manages only the running NSJSP container.

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Any commands or changes that are modified using the Manager Web application

affects only the running server processes. Therefore, any new dynamic server

processes created after the change may be inconsistent with the existing servers.

This behavior is similar to the nsjsp_manager utility behavior used by earlier

versions of NSJSP.

The manager commands that may cause the inconsistency are:

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Stop Command

The Stop command stops a specific application in the running server

processes. A dynamic server created after the command may still have the

same application running.

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Deploy and Undeploy Commands

Both the Deploy and Undeploy commands cause the deployed or

undeployed web application to be persisted to the context configuration file if

the application is not deployed to the default local host's appBase directory.

Shell Scripts

NSJSP 6.0 provides the following shell scripts to ease the managing of the NSJSP

container.

nsjsp_migrateSessionStore

The nsjsp_migrateSessionStore script is an OSS shell script that facilitates

migration of a session store from an earlier NSJSP release. The script migrates the

data from SQL/MP to SQL/MX or SQL/MP to SQL/MP.