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- DAS
- displaying uptime,
To Display Domain Uptime
- overview,
Domain Administration Server (DAS)
- databases
- administering connectivity,
Administering Database Connectivity
- as transaction resource managers,
Transaction Resource Managers
- detecting,
Automatic Detection of Installed Drivers
- JNDI names,
Java EE Naming Environment
- resource references,
Naming References and Binding Information
- setting up access,
Setting Up the Database
- starting,
To Start the Database
- stopping,
To Stop the Database
- supported
Supported Database Drivers
Configuration Specifics for JDBC Drivers
- default listener ports,
Administering HTTP Network Listeners
- default login,
Domains for Administering GlassFish Server
- default login identity
Default Settings and Locations
To Create a Domain
To Log In to a Domain
- default virtual server,
To Assign a Default Virtual Server to an HTTP Listener
- default web module
Invoking a Servlet by Alternate Means
To Assign a Default Web Module to a Virtual Server
- default-web.xml file,
Defining Global Features for Web Applications
- defaults, server,
GlassFish Server Instances
- delete-admin-object command,
To Delete an Administered Object
- delete-connector-connection-pool command,
To Delete a Connector Connection Pool
- delete-connector-resource command,
To Delete a Connector Resource
- delete-connector-security-map command,
To Delete a Connector Security Map
- delete-connector-work-security-map command,
To Delete a Connector Work Security Map
- delete-custom-resource command,
To Delete a Custom JNDI Resource
- delete-domain command,
To Delete a Domain
- delete-http command,
To Delete an HTTP Configuration
- delete-http-listener command,
To Delete an HTTP Network Listener
- delete-iiop-listener command,
To Delete an IIOP Listener
- delete-javamail-resource command,
To Delete a JavaMail Resource
- delete-jdbc-connection-pool command,
To Delete a JDBC Connection Pool
- delete-jdbc-resource command,
To Delete a JDBC Resource
- delete-jms-host command,
To Delete a JMS Host
- delete-jms-resource command,
To Delete a Connection Factory or Destination Resource
- delete-jmsdest command,
To Delete a JMS Physical Destination
- delete-jndi-resource command,
To Delete an External JNDI Resource
- delete-jvm-options command,
To Delete JVM Options
- delete-lifecycle-module subcommand,
To Delete a Life Cycle Module
- delete-network-listener command,
To Delete an HTTP Network Listener
- delete-profiler command,
To Delete a Profiler
- delete-protocol command,
To Delete a Protocol
- delete-resource-adapter-config command,
To Delete a Resource Adapter Configuration
- delete-ssl command,
To Delete SSL From an HTTP Listener
- delete-system-property command,
To Delete a System Property
- delete-threadpool command,
To Delete a Thread Pool
- delete-transport command,
To Delete a Transport
- delete-virtual-server command,
To Delete a Virtual Server
- deleting
- administered object,
To Delete an Administered Object
- connector connection pool,
To Delete a Connector Connection Pool
- connector resource,
To Delete a Connector Resource
- connector security map,
To Delete a Connector Security Map
- connector work security map,
To Delete a Connector Work Security Map
- custom resource,
To Delete a Custom JNDI Resource
- domain,
To Delete a Domain
- external JNDI resource,
To Delete an External JNDI Resource
- HTTP configuration,
To Delete an HTTP Configuration
- HTTP listeners,
To Delete an HTTP Network Listener
- HTTP protocol,
To Delete a Protocol
- IIOP listeners,
To Delete an IIOP Listener
- JavaMail resource,
To Delete a JavaMail Resource
- JDBC connection pools,
To Delete a JDBC Connection Pool
- JDBC resources,
To Delete a JDBC Resource
- JMS hosts,
To Delete a JMS Host
- JMS physical destination,
To Delete a JMS Physical Destination
- JMS resource,
To Delete a Connection Factory or Destination Resource
- JVM options,
To Delete JVM Options
- life cycle modules,
To Delete a Life Cycle Module
- profilers,
To Delete a Profiler
- resource adapter configuration,
To Delete a Resource Adapter Configuration
- SSL from HTTP listeners,
To Delete SSL From an HTTP Listener
- system properties,
To Delete a System Property
- threadpools,
To Delete a Thread Pool
- transport,
To Delete a Transport
- virtual servers,
To Delete a Virtual Server
- deployment, REST interfaces,
Resources for asadmin Subcommands That Perform Non-CRUD Operations
- Derby JDBC driver,
Java DB/Derby Type 4 Driver
- destination (physical), deleting,
To Delete a JMS Physical Destination
- destination resource
- creating,
To Create a Connection Factory or Destination Resource
- deleting,
To Delete a Connection Factory or Destination Resource
- updating,
To Create a Connection Factory or Destination Resource
- dev.glassfish.oracle.com publisher,
Oracle GlassFish Server Repositories
- dev.glassfish.org publisher,
GlassFish Server Open Source Edition Repositories
- directory listings, disabling,
Defining Global Features for Web Applications
- disable-monitoring subcommand,
To Disable Monitoring
- disabling, monitoring,
To Disable Monitoring
- displaying
- domain uptime,
To Display Domain Uptime
- version information,
To Display the GlassFish Server Version
- document root,
To Assign a Default Web Module to a Virtual Server
- domains
- administering,
Administering Domains
- backing up,
To Back Up a Domain
- changing administration port,
To Change the Administration Port of a Domain
- creating,
To Create a Domain
- customizing,
To Create a Domain From a Custom Template
- deleting,
To Delete a Domain
- displaying uptime,
To Display Domain Uptime
- listing,
To List Domains
- overview,
Domains for Administering GlassFish Server
- restarting,
To Restart a Domain
- restarting automatically
To Configure a DAS or an Instance for Automatic Restart on Windows
To Configure a DAS or an Instance for Automatic Restart on Linux
To Configure a DAS or an Instance for Automatic Restart on Oracle Solaris
- restoring
To Suspend a Domain
To Resume a Domain
To Create a Backup Configuration
To List Backup Configurations
To Enable a Backup Configuration
To Disable a Backup Configuration
To Delete a Backup Configuration
To List Schedules
To Delete a Schedule
To Restore a Domain
- starting,
To Start a Domain
- stopping,
To Stop a Domain
- switching to another Java version,
To Switch a Domain to Another Supported Java Version
- templates,
To Create a Domain From a Custom Template
- dotted names
- comparison with REST URLs,
REST URLs to Resources for Configuration and Monitoring Objects
- for configuration,
How Dotted Names Work for Configuration
- for monitoring
How the Monitoring Tree Structure Works
Guidelines for Using the list and get Subcommands for Monitoring
To View Comprehensive Monitoring Data
- dynamic configuration changes,
Dynamic Configuration Changes