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Creating a Runtime Environment

Building a Runtime Environment

Using the Environment Editor

To Create and Populate a Runtime Environment

Using the Environment Context Menu

Using Environment Component Context Menus

Environment Components

Adding Environmental Constants

Adding Logical Hosts and Domains

Adding Application Servers

Adding Message Servers

Adding Scheduler External Systems

Adding SOAP/HTTP Web Service External Systems

Adding UDDI External Systems

Adding Logical Hosts and Domains

Figure 6 Logical Host Icon

image:Image of a Logical Host icon.

You can create this component by selecting the New > Logical Host option from the Environment context menu in the NetBeans Services window.

A domain is an instance of a Logical Host; that is, the Logical Host used in Java CAPS acts as a directory for the domains, which are the actual runtime components. Each domain consists of two main components: an application server and a message server.

Note - The Java CAPS runtime components, which include domains and any Projects or components deployed to them, provide their full functionality independent of the Repository.

Right-clicking a Logical Host in the NetBeans Services window displays the context menu shown below.

Figure 7 Logical Host Context Menu

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Table 4 Logical Host Context Menu Options

Option
Function
New
Sun Java System Message Queue
Adds a new Java System Message Queue to the selected Logical Host. See Adding Message Servers.
Sun JMS IQ Manager
Adds a new JMS IQ Manager to the selected Logical Host. See Adding Message Servers.
Unified JMS Resource Adapter
Adds a new Unified JMS Resource Adapter to the selected Logical Host.
Sun Java System Application Server
Adds a new GlassFish Application Server to the selected Logical Host.
ACL Management
Presents a dialog with which an Administrator can assign read/write privileges to users for the selected Logical Host.
Version Control
Accesses the version control features for the selected component.
Delete
Deletes the selected Logical Host, subject to the following conditions:

  • You have write privileges for the component (see ACL Management, above).

  • You have the component checked out to your workspace.

  • The component is not checked out by anyone other than yourself.

    If these conditions are met, a dialog is presented in which you confirm that you want to delete the selected component. Clicking Yes then deletes the component.
Rename
Activates the field, allowing you to rename the selected Logical Host.

Note that all Environment component names should contain only alphanumeric characters (letters and numbers), dashes, and underscores.
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