Tuesday May 16, 2006
meet wadm! the new CLI for SJS WebServer 7.0
"Sun Java System Web Server 7.0"
Here are few 'nice' somethings that we've put in:
1. support for JACL scripting
2. shell mode to execute multiple commands in a shell
3. tabbed completion for command names and option names
4. history of recent commands run
5. startup file
6. environment variables [options can be set as env variables, to avoid typing them each time]
and many other features. explore it yourself.
To start of:
$wadm help
gives you list of commands supported by wadm
heres how you can run a single command:
$wadm list-configs --user=administration-user --port=administration-server-port --host=administration-server-host --password-file=mypwdfile
password-file contents should be as follows
wadm_password=password
If you need to run many commands at once, wadm supports shell mode,
$wadm --user=admin --port=8989 --password-file=mypwdfile
wadm> list-configs
www.mysports.com
config1
wadm> list-virtual-servers --config=www.mysports.com
vs1
vs2
wadm> list-webapps --config=www.mysports.com --vs=vs1
/merchandise
wadm> exit
$
Almost all commands operate on a config, so you'll end up giving --config=name on every command
You can avoid it by supplying it in a startup file $HOME_DIR/.wadmrc
for ex:
cat ~/.wadmrc
set wadm_config www.mysports.com
or run "set wadm_config www.mysports.com" in the shell.
Once in the shell, you can use "tab completion" to look up command-names or option names
for ex:
#./wadm --user=admin --password-file=~/wadmpwdfile --port=8989
Sun Java System Web Server 7.0 B05/08/2006 13:23
wadm> create-selfsigned-cert --
--org-unit --state --locality --echo --verbose --token --token-pin
--validity --org --country --key-type --key-size --curve --config*
--server-name* --nickname*
wadm> add-
add-search-docs add-webapp
If you are at JavaONE, you're welcome to check the demo at the WebServer booth[#702]
Posted by sandhya ( May 16 2006, 09:30:00 AM PDT ) Permalink Comments [1]
