Administration Console Property Sheet Template

Use the Administration Console property sheet template, adminConsolePropertySheet.tpl, to specify a property sheet that adds support for manipulating an AMXConfig object. (AMX refers to Appserver Management EXtensions.) The loading and saving of values, including the retrieval of default values, is automatic with this template.

Parent

propertySheetTemplate.tpl

Parameters

The adminConsolePropertySheet.tpl file takes the following parameters, in addition to those specified in Base Template and Property Sheet Template.

configName

The id of the Enterprise Server configuration.

amxConfigAttributes

A List detailing which attributes of the AMXConfig object are to be handled on this page.

Defines

See defines for Base Template and Property Sheet Template.

Example B–3 Example That Uses an Administration Console Property Sheet

The following page uses the Administration Console property sheet template to specify a property sheet.

<!initPage 
    setResourceBundle(key="web" bundle="org.glassfish.web.admingui.Strings")
/>
<!composition template="/templates/adminConsolePropertySheet.tpl" 
              pageTitle="$resource{web.monitoring.Title}" 
              helpText="$resource{web.monitoring.PageHelp}"
              helpBundle="org.glassfish.web.admingui.Helplinks"
              amxConfigName="monitoringServiceConfig.moduleMonitoringLevelsConfig"
              amxConfigAttributes={"HTTPService","webContainer", "JVM", "threadPool"}>
    <!define name="properties">
        <sun:property id="httpProp" labelAlign="left" noWrap="#{true}" 
                      overlapLabel="#{false}" label="$resource{web.monitoring.Http}">
            <sun:dropDown id="Http" selected="#{configMap['HTTPService']}" 
                          labels={"$resource{web.monitoring.Low}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.High}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.Off}"} 
                          values={"LOW" "HIGH" "OFF"} />
        </sun:property>
        <sun:property id="webProp" labelAlign="left" noWrap="#{true}" 
                      overlapLabel="#{false}" label="$resource{web.monitoring.Web}">
            <sun:dropDown id="Web" selected="#{configMap['webContainer']}" 
                          labels={"$resource{web.monitoring.Low}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.High}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.Off}"} 
                          values={"LOW" "HIGH" "OFF"} />
        </sun:property>
        <sun:property id="jvm" labelAlign="left" noWrap="#{true}" 
                      overlapLabel="#{false}" label="$resource{web.monitoring.Jvm}">
            <sun:dropDown id="Http" selected="#{configMap['JVM']}" 
                          labels={"$resource{web.monitoring.Low}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.High}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.Off}"} 
                          values={"LOW" "HIGH" "OFF"} />
        </sun:property>          
        <sun:property id="threadPool" labelAlign="left" noWrap="#{true}" 
                      overlapLabel="#{false}" 
                      label="$resource{web.monitoring.ThreadPool}"> 
            <sun:dropDown id="Web" selected="#{configMap['threadPool']}" 
                          labels={"$resource{web.monitoring.Low}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.High}" 
                                  "$resource{web.monitoring.Off}"} 
                          values={"LOW" "HIGH" "OFF"} />
        </sun:property>
        "<br /><br />
    </define>
</composition>