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Sun Java System Application Server Enterprise Edition 8.1 2005Q1 Deployment Planning Guide

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A

active node  1

active users  1

Admin Console  1

administrative domain  1

Apache Web Server  1

applications  1

asadmin command  1

availability  1

and clusters  1

and redundancy  1

for Data Redundancy Unit  1

B

bandwidth  1

broker cluster  1, 2

building blocks, of topology  1

C

capacity, using spare machines to maintain  1

checklist  1

checkpointing  1

clients  1

and JMS  1

clusters  1

and availability  1

Message Queue  1, 2

co-located topology  1, 2

canonical configuration  1

using symmetric multiprocessing machines  1

variation  1

common topology requirements  1

comparison of topologies  1, 2

components  1

concurrent users  1

configurations  1

default  1

setting up  1

connectors  1

containers  1

D

DAS  1

Data Redundancy Unit  1

ensuring availability  1

improving availability with  1

number of machines in  1

power supply for  1

default configuration  1

default deployment  1

default JMS Host  1

default server  1

deployment planning  1

checklist  1

example scenarios  1

design decisions  1

documentation

overview  1

domain  1

Domain Administration Server (DAS)  1

E

editions, differences  1

EJB container  1

Enterprise edition  1

ethernet cards  1

F

failover capacity, planning  1

failure

classes  1

types  1

fault tolerance  1

H

HADB  1, 2

architecture  1

failure recovery  1

hosts  1

load  1

management agent  1

management client  1

management domain  1

management system  1

network bottlenecks  1

network configuration  1

nodes  1, 2, 3

repository  1

storage capacity  1

system requirements  1

health checker  1

high-availability database (HADB)  1

hosts, HADB  1

HTTP sessions  1

I

InitialContext  1

instances of the server  1, 2

intended audience  1

J

J2EE Connector architecture  1

J2EE services  1

Java 2 Enterprise Edition (J2EE)  1

Java API for XML Registries (JAXR)  1

Java API for XML-based RPC (JAX-RPC)  1

Java Authorization Contract for Containers (JACC)  1

Java Database Connectivity (JDBC)  1

Java Message Service (JMS)  1, 2, 3, 4

Java Naming and Directory Interface (JNDI)  1

JavaMail API  1

L

load

HADB  1

server  1, 2

load balancing

and topology  1

HTTP  1

IIOP  1

local disk storage  1

M

machines

in Data Redundancy Unit  1

maintaining capacity with spare machines  1

message broker  1

message-driven beans  1

Microsoft Internet Information Server  1

mirror machines  1

mirror node  1

N

named configuration  1

naming  1

network cards  1

network configuration

HADB  1

server  1

node agents  1

nodes  1

nodes, HADB  1, 2

O

Object Request Broker (ORB)  1

P

peak load  1

performance  1

persistence frequency  1

persistence scope  1

persistence, session  1

Platform edition  1

R

redundancy  1, 2

remote browser emulator  1

requests per minute  1

resource adapters  1

resources  1

response time  1

routers  1

S

security  1

separate tier topology  1, 2, 3

reference configuration  1

variation  1

server

clusters  1

components  1

containers  1

domain administration  1

instances  1, 2

load  1, 2

network configuration  1

node agent  1

performance  1

services  1

setup steps  1

sessions

HTTP  1

persistence  1, 2

persistence frequency  1

persistence scope  1

size  1

stateful session bean  1

Simple Mail Transport Protocol (SMTP)  1

sizing, system  1

Solaris

patches  1

support  1

spare machines, maintaining capacity with  1

spare node  1, 2, 3

Standard edition  1

stateful session beans  1, 2

subnets  1

Sun Java System Message Queue  1, 2

Sun Java System Web Server  1

support

Solaris  1

symmetric multiprocessing machines, for co-located topology  1

T

think time  1

throughput  1

topology

building blocks of  1

co-located  1, 2

common requirements  1

comparison  1, 2

load balancing  1

selecting  1

separate tier  1, 2, 3

transactions  1

types, of failure  1

U

User Datagram Protocol (UDP)  1

users, concurrent  1

W

web container  1

web servers  1

web services  1

Web Services Description Language (WSDL)  1

Web Services-Interoperability (WS-I)  1

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