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Log in to the Geronimo Administration Console and click on Shutdown on the Console Navigation panel menul on the left.

When you click on the Shutdown button in the Server Manager portlet, you will be prompted one more time to confirm the server shutdown. Click OK to confirm and shutdown the server. No need to mention that the connection from the Administration Console will be lost and you will need to restart the server from a terminal or command line window.

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For monitoring the Web server performance the Web Server Manager portlet is available by selecting Web Server on the Console Navigation menu on the left hand side. By default this portlet is not enabled, click on the enable button to start collecting statistics.

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For configuring new listeners (HTTP, HTTPS and AJP) to the Web container in use (either Jetty or Tomcat) the Network Listener portlet is available by selecting Web Server on the Console Navigation menu on the left hand side. From this portlet you can add new listeners as well as change the status (stop, start, delete) of the existing connectors.

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For configuring the JMS Server, the JMS Network Listeners portlet is available by selecting JMS Server on the Console Navigation menu on the left hand side. When clicking on JMS Server you will be also presented with the JMS Server Manager portlet that displays the JMS brokers available in the server and theis status. The following figures illustrate these two portlets and options.

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Configuring Services

There are three majors tasks covered in this section, this tasks are:

  • Adding

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  • artifacts to the Geronimo repository
  • Configuring database pools
  • Configuring JMS

Adding artifacts to the Geronimo repository

For adding artifacts to the repository the Repository Viewer portlet is available by selecting Common Libraries on the Console Navigation menu on the left hand side. The Repository Viewer portlet illustrated in the following figure displays the artifacts installed in the server's repository. The layout of the repository is the same as that used by Apache Maven making it possible to easily copy files The over.

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To use an artifact in an application, add a dependency element into it's deployment plan. For example, to use Castor XML add the following XML to the plan:

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    <dependency>
        <uri>castor/jars/castor-0.9.5.3.jar</uri>
    </dependency>

Configuring database pools

Configuring JMS

Connection factories, queues, topics and destinations.

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Administering applications

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