A KJS process is started (or restarted) in the Execution window. Also, in the Output window deployment messages appear indicating the Web Module WAR file is created and deployment is finished.
To start the KAS server (which then starts the KJS/KXS engines) there are two ways:
Now when the remote server is launched, a window appears for each of the iPlanet Application Server engines.
To stop the KJS server, the remote server must be registered first.
To register the remote server:
Name: Enter the name of the remote machine. This is an arbitrary name you use
to distinguish one server from another. For instance, you might name the servers
in your enterprise according to their hostname.
Host: Enter the hostname of the remote server. This is the DNS name of your
server machine. You can also use an IP address.
Port: Enter the port number for the remote administrative server. By
default this is set to port 10817.
Username: Enter the username you specified during installation of the
remote server.
Password: Enter the password you specified during installation of the
remote server.
To always connect to this server and display it in the Enterprise window, select
the Connect to this server checkbox.
To stop the KJS:
The system returns a mesage identifying the dt_socket address number.
The kjsdebug utility uses the JDK 1.3 virtual machine for debugging. Do not use this JDK 1.3 for production purposes; it is intended for debugging purposes only.
The system returns a message identifying the dt_socket address number
On NT, enter the following data in each field of the Attach to VM dialog.
Debugger Type: Accept the default setting.
Connector: Select SocketAttach (Attaches by socket to other VMs).
The display changes to identify a Host and Port field.
Transport: This is a read-only field for this type of Socket Attachment.
Host: Enter the hostname of your remote server.
Port: Enter the transport dt_socket address you noted earlier.
After a few minutes, a message appears in the status bar indicating that the Debugger is running.
Debugger Type: Accept the default setting.
Transport: This is a read-only field for this type of Socket Attachment.
Host: Enter the hostname of your remote server.
Port: Enter the transport dt_socket address you noted earlier.
After a few minutes, a message appears in the status bar indicating that the Debugger is running.
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Creating a Web Module Deploying and Executing Web Modules |