Administration Console

Overview

BEA WebLogic Server Administration Console is a browser-based graphical user interface for managing the WebLogic Server domains. In SIP Servlet Engine, the standard Administration Console is extended with additional proprietary Administration Console screen and navigation elements.

Visual Elements of Administration Console

How to Use Administration Console

For details on usage of Administration Console, see "Administration Console Online Help."

Deployment

EJB Modules

The Service Provider Interfaces (SPIs) used when accessing the database are deployed as EJB modules.

sip-spi-ejb

The EJB module that provides the Service Provider Interface.

sip-spi-mdb

The message-driven Bean that provides the Service Provider Interface.

Web Application Modules

When you install SIP Servlet Engine, the following Web application modules are deployed.

sip-console

The SIP extension of Administration Console.

sip-digest

The interface for using the presence ACL management component of SIP Servlet Engine from OKISoftphone.

When you install a demo application, the following Web application modules are deployed.

sip-admin

A demo application which uses the user management, location management and presence ACL management of the Service Provider Interface (SPI) provided with SIP Servlet Engine. This application also works as an administration tool when performing SIP-based real-time communication.

sip-demo

A demo application which uses the SIP signaling component that is the basic component provided with SIP Servlet Engine.

sip-docs

Online document for SIP Servlet Engine.

Starting and Shutting Down

The engine portion of SIP Servlet Engine (SIP servlet container) is closely linked with WebLogic Server, and thus its life cycle is synchronized with the instance of WebLogic Server by the following startup and shutdown classes.

SIP Admin Service Startup

Registers SIP-related MBean common to WebLogic domains upon starting up the administration server.

SIP Admin Service Shutdown

Registers SIP-related MBean common to WebLogic domains upon shutting down the administration server.

SIP Service Startup

Starts up the SIP servlet container when starting WebLogic Server.

SIP Service Shutdown

Shuts down the SIP servlet container when shutting down WebLogic Server.

Service

JDBC

The Service Provider Interface (SPI) of SIP Servlet Engine (deployed as EJB) uses the data source to access the database. During installation, the following connection pool and data source are configured.

Connection Pool

LocationServer ConnectionPool

A connection pool associated with the data source "LocationServer."

Data Source

LocationServer

A data source defined with connection pool name "LocationServer ConnectionPool" and JNDI name "locationServet.dataSource."

JMS

SIP Servlet Engine uses JMS to notify applications of the information such as the Register state of users. The connection factory, JMS store and JMS server as described below are used right after installation. By checking the JMS destination, you can monitor and control JMS.

Connection factory

ConnectionFactory

The connection factory defined by the JNDI name ConnectionFactory.

Store

EquipsStore

The path name of the directory on the file system in which JMS file store is maintained is equipsstore.

Server

EquipsJMSServer

The JMS server that has the topic Equips Event at the JMS destination. It is associated with the store ConnectionFactory.

Security

For more information about using the security features, see Security Management.

Authentication provider

FormAuthenticator

The authentication provider used when performing the FORM authentication via Web. It checks and authenticates that the user name sent via FORM authentication is a user registered in SIP Servlet Engine.

SipAuthenticator

The authentication provider used when authenticating the SIP request. It is invoked from the authentication manager and checks that the user who sent an SIP message is a user registered in SIP Servlet Engine.

Role mapping provider

SipRoleMapper

The role mapping provider which maps the role to the SIP request. It grants the role assigned by authorization manager on SIP Servlet Engine to the user who sent the SIP message.

SIP Extension --> Version

SIP Servers

SIP Server --> Configuration --> General

SIP Server --> Configuration --> Filters

SIP Server --> Configuration --> Regulations

SIP Servers --> Transports --> SIP

SIP Servers --> Protocols --> SIP

SIP Servers --> Logging --> Servers

SIP Servers --> Logging --> SIP

SIP Servers --> Logging --> Applications

SIP Servers --> Monitoring --> SIP

SIP Servers --> Monitoring --> SIP Request

SIP Servers --> Monitoring --> SIP Response

SIP Servers --> License --> Engine

SIP Servers --> License --> User

SIP Servers --> License --> Registrar

Deployment

Deployment --> SIP Application Modules

Deployment --> SIP Application Modules --> Configuration --> General

Deployment --> SIP Application Modules --> Configuration --> Descriptor

Deployment --> SIP Application Modules --> Monitoring --> SIP Request

Deployment --> SIP Application Modules --> Monitoring --> SIP Response

SIP Service

SIP Service --> Proxy

SIP Service --> Load Balancer