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164 Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition Figure 9.1 - Administering Community Edition: The big picture 9.2 Starting and stopping the server This section describes the menus and commands you can use to start and stop the server. You need to start the Community Edition server before you can work with Community Edition and the administrative console. To make server configuration changes, you sometimes need to stop the server first. Starting and stopping the server is performed through platform-dependent scripts. 9.2.1 Starting the server On Windows, to start the Community Edition server, follow these steps: 1. Click Start->All Programs. 2. Select IBM WebSphere-> Application Server Community Edition. 3. Click Start the server. On Linux, follow these steps: 1. Change the current directory into /bin, where is the installation directory of the Community Edition server. 2. Run startup.sh. 3. When the server is started, a message similar to “Geronimo started in background. PID: 1000” shows up. The process number PID will be different each time.
Chapter 9 – Administering Community Edition 165 9.2.2 Stopping the server On Windows, to stop a running Community Edition server, follow these steps: 1. Click Start->All Programs. 2. Select IBM WebSphere-> Application Server Community Edition. 3. Click Stop the server. On Linux, follow these steps: 1. Change the current directory into /bin, where is the installation directory of the Community Edition server. 2. Run shutdown.sh. If you have changed the default naming port number (by default it is 1099), you have to specify the port number in the command line. Use the following syntax, where portnumber is your naming port number: shutdown.sh --port portnumber 3. You will be prompted to specify a username and password. By default the username is system and the password manager. 9.3 Configuring the Community Edition server manually Although you can make most of the server configurations using the Community Edition administrative console, it is sometimes more convenient to make configuration changes manually by editing the config.xml and config-substitutions.properties files in the /var/config directory. Note: You should modify the config.xml and config-substitutions.properties files only when the server is stopped; otherwise the changes will be lost. Listing 9.1 shows sample contents of the config-substitutions.properties file. The following sections discuss in more detail some of the parameters listed in this file. ClusterNodeName=NODE DefaultWadiSweepInterval=36000 ResourceBindingsFormat={groupId}/{artifactId}/{j2eeType}/{name} COSNamingPort=1050 ORBPort=6882 HTTPPort=8080 WebConnectorConTimeout=20000 NamingPort=1099 webcontainer=TomcatWebContainer ORBSSLPort=2001
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