Using the JBI Manager in the NetBeans IDE to Administer JBI Components

Directory Functions: Right-click the directory to access functions

Install 

Select and install a new instance of the component. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Install and Start 

Select, install, and start a new instance of the component. 

YES 

YES 

Deploy 

Select and deploy a new instance of the component. 

YES 

Deploy and Start 

Select, deploy, and start a new instance of the component. 

YES 

Refresh 

Refresh a component directory to update the component with the latest settings and information. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Component Functions: Right-click the component to access functions

Start 

Start a component causes it to begin processing, such as reading, transforming, or writing data, or seeking, making, or dropping connections. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Stop 

Stop a component to end processing, such as reading, transforming, or writing data, or seeking, making, or dropping connections. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Shutdown 

Shutting down a component keeps it available to the application server, but flags it as not currently processing. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Uninstall 

Uninstalling a component removes it from the set of components that are available to the application server. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Upgrade 

Upgrading a component undeploys and uninstalls the current instance of the component and installs and transfers your settings to a new instance of the component. 

YES 

YES 

Advanced > Force Shutdown 

Forces the shutdown of a component when circumstances do not allow the component to shutdown. This option instructs the JBI runtime to ignore any failures in the component's method when processing the command. The component's method is still called and given the opportunity to complete, but in the event the method throws an exception, it is ignored (but still logged in the appserver log). 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Advanced > Force Uninstall 

Forces the uninstall of a component when circumstances do not allow the component to uninstall. The JBI runtime ignores any failures in the component's method when processing the command. The component's method is still called and given the opportunity to complete, but in the event the method throws an exception, it is ignored (but still logged in the appserver log). 

YES 

YES 

Advanced > Force Undeploy 

Forces a Service Assembly to undeploy when circumstances do not allow the component to undeploy. The JBI runtime ignores any failures in the Service Assembly's method when processing the command. The method is still called and given the opportunity to complete, but in the event the method throws an exception, it is ignored (but still logged in the appserver log). 

YES 

Purge Persistence Data 

Purge Persistence Data is enabled (depending on the state of the BPEL SE) when persistence is turned on and data is available. Purges persistence event records. 

For BPEL SE 

Monitor Actions > Purge Data 

Purge Data is enabled (depending on the state of the BPEL SE) when persistence is turned on and data is available. Purges monitor event records. 

For BPEL SE 

Undeploy 

Undeploying a component removes it from the set of components that are available to the application server. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Properties 

Properties opens the component properties editor. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Refresh 

Refreshing a component updates the component with the latest settings and information. 

YES 

YES 

YES 

Show Endpoint Statistics 

Opens the Endpoint Statistics window for the component and displays the provisioning and consuming endpoints for that component. The statistics include Received-Done, Errors, and Faults, and Sent-Done, Errors, and Faults. 

Other available statistics can be viewed from the component properties.  

YES 

YES