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- What's new in 2.2
- New features
- Custom server assemblies
- Geronimo administration console
- GShell
- Clustering
- Monitoring console plugin
- Plan Creator
- Enhanced features
- Geronimo distributions
- Configuration changes
- Compatibility with earlier versions
- New features
- Getting started with Apache Geronimo
- Getting the software
- Geronimo directory structure
- Starting the server
- Creating and deploying a sample application
- Getting the software
- Planning and installing
- Installing prerequisite software
- Getting Geronimo
- Building Geronimo from source
- Building Geronimo with Maven
- Building Geronimo from Eclipse
- Building Geronimo from source
- Installing Geronimo
- Installing Geronimo from binaries
- Initial configuration
- Available configuration files
- Changing the default port numbers
- Changing the username and password
- Starting and stopping the server
- Starting and Stopping Geronimo in GShell
- Running Geronimo as a non-root user
- Running multiple Geronimo instances
- Running Geronimo as a Windows, or UINX service
- Configuring and administering
- Deploying and and administering assets in Geronimo
- Deploying assets
- Deploying assets via the administration console
- Deploying assets from the command prompt
- Deploying assets via GShell
- Performing clustered deployment
- Deploying plugins
- Performing hot deployment
- Administering applications
- Installing and removing applications
- Starting and stopping application modules
- Deploying assets
- Configuring and administering the Apache Geronimo Server
- Administering Geronimo using the Geronimo administration console
- Administering Geronimo using command line tools
- Add new listeners for Web containers
- Aliasing modules
- Configuring virtual host
- Configuring virtual host in Jetty
- Configuring virtual host in Tomcat
- Configuring a remote Apache HTTP server
- Configuring JAX-WS engine
- Clustering
- Farming
- WADI clustering
- Custom server assemblies
- Plugin basics
- Buidling,installing plugins and extracting a server from an exsiting server
- Assembling a server using Maven
- Congifuring services
- Configuring multiple repositories
- Adding archives to the Geronimo repository
- Configuring database pools
- Configuring JMS
- Administering security
- Basic Hints on Security Configuration
- Configuring JavaEE application client security
- Configuring login modules
- Configuring run-as and Default Subjects, and principal-role mapping
- Administering certificates
- Administering users and groups
- Certification authority
- Adminstering security realms
- Certificate properties file realm
- Database (SQL) realm
- LDAP realm
- Configuring the transaction manager identity
- Creating an embedded database in Geronimo
- Monitoring the health of the Apache Geronimo server
- Configuring your own Monitoring Plugin DataSource
- Monitoring the status of the server using the Information portlet in the Geronimo administration console
- Monitoring the performance of the server using the Monitoring portlet in the Geronimo administration console
- Displaying JVM information
- Extensible Administration Console
- What is an Extensible Administration Console
- Planning and installing the Extensible Administration Console
- Installing an ACE in .war format from an archive file
- Installing an Administration Console Extension in .car format from a repository
- Examples
- Customizing the Extensible Administration Console
- The Extensible Administration Console architecture
- Developing an Administrator Console Extension (ACE)
- Deploying and and administering assets in Geronimo
- Migrating
- JBoss to Geronimo
- Using the J2G migration tool
- EJB-BMP migration
- EJB-session beans migration
- Hibernate migration
- JDBC migration
- Servlets and JSPs migration
- Tomcat to Geronimo
- JBoss to Geronimo
- Developing
- Setting up your development environment
- Selecting tools and options
- Eclipse
- Maven Integration for Eclipse
- Web Tools Platform (WTP)
- Geronimo Eclipse plug-in
- NetBeans
- Apache Maven
- JBoss to Geronimo Migration Tool (J2G)
- Eclipse
- Installing Eclipse
- Installing Eclipse using the WTP All-in-One package
- Downloading and installing Eclipse and WTP separately
- Installing Eclipse using Ant script from GEP build
- Installing Geronimo Eclipse Plug-in
- Installing GEP from within WTP
- Installing GEP using Eclipse Update Manager
- Installing GEP manually
- Defining Geronimo server runtimes and servers
- Defining a Geronimo server runtime
- Creating a project with a target runtime
- Defining a Geronimo server
- Defining a Geronimo server runtime
- Configuring your development environment
- Editing a server configuration
- Making other configuration changes
- Selecting tools and options
- Developing applications for Geronimo
- Getting familiar with the development environment
- Configuring Application Specific Logging with Log4j
- Preparing to run SQL statements at Deployment Time
- Locating your application specific configuration files
- Quick Debugging JSPs of your application
- Deploying applications using the Geronimo Eclipse Plugin (GEP)
- Developing Web applications with GEP
- Creating a Dynamic Web project using Eclipse
- Developing Web applications for accessing EJB
- Developing Web applications for accessing JDBC
- Developing Web applications for accessing JMS
- Developing JavaServer faces applications
- Basics of JavaServer Faces
- Developing AJAX with JSF applications in GEP
- Using JSP immediate expressions to access JSF
- Developing user interface with JSF
- Developing Web services in Geronimo
- Overview of Web services
- Web Services Architecture
- Web Services Description Language (WSDL)
- Developing Web services
- Developing a simple Calculator Web Service
- Developing JAX-RPC Web Services
- Developing a JAX-WS POJO Web Service
- Developing a JAX-WS EJB Stateless Session Bean Web Service
- Developing Clients for a JAX-WS Web Service
- Developing SAAJ Messaging Web Services
- Developing MTOM Web Services
- Developing a simple RESTful Service
- Developing Client for RESTful Web Service
- Migrating from JAX-RPC to JAX-WS
- WS Addressing
- Secruing your applications
- Developing JEE application clients
- Developing an application client to access EJB
- Deploying and running JEE application clients
- Using Java Persistence API in an application client
- Developing EJB applications
- Configuring, developing, and deploying enterprise applications with Eclipse and Geronimo
- Developing EJB applications with Stateless Session Bean
- Developing EJB applications with Stateful Session Bean
- Developing JMS applications with Message-Driven Bean
- Persistence
- Developing container managed persistence with JPA
- Developing bean managed persistence with JPA
- Developing persistence for JSF applications using JPA
- Developing portlets for the Geronimo administration console
- Converting your current applications into plugins
- Getting familiar with the development environment
- Creating deployment plans
- Deployment plan changes for going from Geronimo 1.1 to Geronimo 2.1
- Creating deployment plans using the deployment plan wizard
- Understanding XML schemas for deployment plans
- Configurations in deployment plans
- Creating deployment plans for applications
- Creating deployment plans for Web applications
- Creating deployment plans for EJB applications
- Creating deployment plans for enterprise applications
- Creating deployment plans for JEE application clients
- Creating deployment plans for message driven beans
- Annotations
- Geronimo architecture
- Repositories
- GBeans
- Modules and assemblies
- Setting up your development environment
- Reference
- Tools and commands
- GShell
- Running GShell
- Geronimo GShell commands
- Starting and stopping Geronimo in GShell
- Connecting to an already running Geronimo instance
- Startup
- Shutdown
- Geronimo
- deploy
- Client
- JAX-WS tools
- GShell
- Samples
- Sample applications
- Sample plug-ins
- Tools and commands
- Troubleshooting
- Troubleshooting runtime issues
- Troubleshooting Web services issues