NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) 6.1 System Administrator's Guide

Managing NSJSP
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NSJSP Manager Operations
Figure 4-4 shows a sample Application Summary page for the application,
/sca6url/examples.
You can perform the following operations on the Application Summary page:

Stop an application on all the processes in the selected server class using the
Stop Application option. For more information on stopping the application, see
Stopping a Web Application on page 4-26.

Start an already stopped application using the Start Application option. For more
information on starting the application, see Starting a Web Application on
page 4-27.

Reload an application. The Reload Application option reloads the entire context.
This can be used to reload all the application resources while the application is still
available for the users. For more information on reloading the application, see
Reloading a Web Application
on page 4-28.

Undeploy an application using the Undeploy Application option. This option
removes the context and deletes all the application-related resources from the file
system. For more information on undeploying the application, see Undeploying a
Web Application on page 4-29.
Figure 4-4. Application Summary Page
Note. During a reload operation, all the in-memory sessions will be lost if there is no
persistence manager (with a persistence store) configured. If a persistence manager is
configured, the in-memory sessions are saved in the persistence store. These sessions
are available even after the application is reloaded. The Reload Application option is
displayed only if the application is currently running.