NonStop Servlets for JSP System Administrator's Guide
Programming and Management Features
NonStop Servlets for JavaServer Pages (NSJSP) System Administrator’s Guide—525644-001
4-9
The nsjsp_manager User Interface
To run the nsjsp_manager program from a different directory, you must set the 
environment variables under OSS prior to running the nsjsp_manager program as 
shown in Example 4-3:
The nsjsp_manager User Interface
The following example screens show the nsjsp_manager user interface, starting with 
the main menu in Example 4-4.
Example 4-3. Running the nsjsp_manager Program From a Different Directory
osh> export PATH=${PATH}:/usr/tandem/webserver/bin
osh> nsjsp_manager
Example 4-4. nsjsp_manager Main Menu
NonStop(tm) Servlets for JavaServer Pages(tm) Manager Application
_________________________________________________________________
This script provides you a command line interface to manage the NSJSP 
applications. 
Warning: The nsjsp_manager only manages the currently running NSJSP 
 SERVLET ServerClass processes. It does NOT update your 
 configuration files. You will need to manually alter the 
 NSJSP 2.0 configuration files. Also note that deleting web 
 Applications does NOT delete the directory/war file from the
 servlet_jsp/webapps/ directory. 
 You will be asked to enter some NSJSP Manager App related 
 information. 
 Please have the following information handy: 
 o Manager App context path
 o Manager App user name and password
 All the prompts for information may have default values 
 within square braces ([]). You can just press enter to use 
 the default value or enter the customized value you want the 
 nsjsp_manager program to use. 
Enter the user name for NSJSP Manager App: ... manager1
Enter the password for NSJSP Manager App: ...
#---------- NSJSP Manager Main Menu ----------#
 0) List All Web Applications
 1) Start a Web Application
 2) Stop a Web Application
 3) Install a Web Application
 4) Reload a Web Application
 5) Remove a Web Application
 6) Clean NSJSP Session Data
 7) Clean NSJSP Log Files
 8) Change NSJSP Manager Log File
 9) Exit
#---------------------------------------------#
Enter your selection ([0]-9) ......










