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

Managing NSJSP

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Admin Web Application Features

The Admin Web application includes a User Interface (UI) to perform the operations

related to the NSJSP servlet container components, such as, Service and Host. The

Admin Web application enables you to do the following:

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Modify the configuration files.

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Create new NSJSP servlet container components.

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Delete existing NSJSP servlet container components.

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Create users, groups, and roles for the users.

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Delete existing users, groups, and roles.

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Perform the Commit Changes operation for saved changes to propagate those

changes to all the associated NSJSP Server Class processes in the PATHMON

and update the configuration files.

The Admin Web application uses the FORM method for its login authentication and

requires the admin role for access control, by default. The admin role is for users who

need to perform Admin Web application operations.

For a more secure environment, you could configure the Admin Web application in a

private virtual Host. In addition, if you need remote access to the Admin Web

application, you should consider configuring the Admin Web application to use the

Secure Sockets Layer (SSL).

To access the NSJSP Admin Web application, you must enter a URL in the following

format:

http://IP address:Port number/<URI for NSJSP 6.1

Installation>/admin

Figure 4-35

shows the login page of the NSJSP Admin Web application.

Note. The URL for the NSJSP Admin Web application can be retrieved from the <NSJSP 6.1

Installation Directory>/install.log file.