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Sun Java System Web Server 6.1 SP10 Administrator's Guide

Deleting Java-based Resources

This section describes how you can use the Administration interface to delete Java-based resources:

Deleting a JDBC Connection Pool

You can delete a JDBC reource using either of the following:

Using the Administration Server

To delete a JDBC connection pool using the Administration Server

ProcedureTo delete a JDBC connection pool using the Administration Server

  1. Access the Server Manager and choose the Java tab.

  2. Click the JDBC Connection Pools link.

  3. Check the checkbox corresponding to the JDBC connection pool you want to delete.

  4. Click OK.

Using the Command Line Utility

For information on the syntax of the command line option you can use, see Appendix A, Command Line Utilities.

Deleting a JDBC Resource

You can delete a JDBC reource using either of the following:

Using the Administration Server

To delete a JDBC resource using the Administration server

ProcedureTo delete a JDBC resource

  1. Access the Server Manager and choose the Java tab.

  2. Click the JDBC Resources link.

  3. Check the checkbox corresponding to the JDBC resource you want to delete.

  4. Click OK.

Using the Command Line Utility

For information on the syntax of the command line option you can use, see Appendix A, Command Line Utilities.

Deleting a Custom Resource

You can delete a custom reource using either of the following:

Using the Administration Server

To delete a custom resource using the Administration server

ProcedureTo delete a custom resource

  1. Access the Server Manager and choose the Java tab.

  2. Click the Custom Resources link.

  3. Check the checkbox corresponding to the custom resource you want to delete.

  4. Click OK.

Using the Command Line Utility

For information on the syntax of the command line option you can use, see Appendix A, Command Line Utilities.

Deleting an External JNDI Resource

You can delete an external JNDI reource using either of the following:

Using the Administration Server

To delete an external JNDI resource using the Administration server, perform the following steps:

ProcedureTo delete an external JNDI resource

  1. Access the Server Manager and choose the Java tab.

  2. Click the External JNDI Resources link.

  3. Check the checkbox corresponding to the external JNDI resource you want to delete.

  4. Click OK.

Using the Command Line Utility

For information on the syntax of the command line option you can use, see Appendix A, Command Line Utilities.