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This article is an attempt to cover as many administrative tasks as possible, common and not so common tasks. This article is grouped in four main sections having a similar flow to what you would find while using the Geronimo Administration Console, this way should be easier for you to familiarize on both tasks and console.
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If the server is already running you have the option of using the Geronimo Administration Console to shutdown the server remotely. With the server up and running open a Web browser and point to the following URL to access the console:
Log in to the Geronimo Administration Console and click on Shutdown on the Console Navigation menul on the left.
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- Request:
Lets you specify the Request Method from and the Requested URI. You can select the Requested Method from a drop-down menu, the possible values are ANY, POST and GET. To filter by Requested URI just enter a URI, for example http://localhost:8080/console/login.jsp.
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You should now see the database pool you just imported listed in the database pool portlet.
Removing database pools
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Our taget now is "+ HelloWorld @ http://hcunico:8080/hello " , this module's status is started since there is a + on the left. Alternatively, you can run the following command to list just the started modules:
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Once you receive the reply from the CA you will likely receive a certificate file, to add this certificate to the keystore follow the steps to import trusted certificate.
Using the certificates
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There is currently a known issue using the certificates to secure new HTTPS listeners, there is a patch alredady available and it should be applied to the next release of Apache Geronimo, see JIRA GERONIMO-1503 for details. |
To use your own certificates instead of the one provided by default with the installation you need to create a new HTTPS listener. Use the Network Listener portlet available by selecting Web Server in the Console Navigation menu on the left hand side. The steps for adding a new HTTPS listener were covered earlier in the #Add new HTTPS listener section.