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204 Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition 9. How can you start a Community Edition server, if you want to find System.out and System.err messages? A. Run startup.sh in Linux platform B. Run startup.bat in Windows platform C. Run “geronimo run” D. Run “start-server.sh” in Linux platform E. Run “start-server.bat” in Windows platform 10. Where can you find System.out and System.err messages? A. server.out in Linux platform B. In a new console in Windows platform C. In /var D. In /var/server E. You cannot find them anywhere
12 Chapter 12 – Advanced features In addition to implementing the Java EE specifications, Community Edition also provides some extensive features to support flexibility and high-availability of an application server. In this chapter, you will learn about: • GShell command line processing environment • Server assembly customization • Plug-in management • Web Application Distribution Infrastructure(WADI) clustering • Farming deployment 12.1 GShell GShell is a command-line processing environment that can be used for the execution of Community Edition commands. It is an extensible environment and includes support for editing, command history, and tab completion. A number of Community Edition administrative commands have been implemented using GShell such as server start/stop, application deploy/undeploy and some other features. To start GShell, go to \bin and type the command gsh.bat on Windows or gsh.sh on Linux. You will see the initialization of GShell as shown in Listing 12.1 below. gsh IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition (2.1.1.3) Type 'help' for more information. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Administrator@Server:/> help For information about IBM WebSphere Application Server Community Edition, visit:
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13 Preface Keeping your skills curr
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