Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server
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Chapter 12 – Advanced features<br />
In addition to implementing the Java EE specifications, Community Edition also provides<br />
some extensive features to support flexibility and high-availability of an application server.<br />
In this chapter, you will learn about:<br />
• GShell command line processing environment<br />
• <strong>Server</strong> assembly customization<br />
• Plug-in management<br />
• Web <strong>Application</strong> Distribution Infrastructure(WADI) clustering<br />
• Farming deployment<br />
12.1 GShell<br />
GShell is a command-line processing environment that can be used for the execution of<br />
Community Edition commands. It is an extensible environment and includes support for<br />
editing, command history, and tab completion.<br />
A number of Community Edition administrative commands have been implemented using<br />
GShell such as server start/stop, application deploy/undeploy and some other features.<br />
To start GShell, go to \bin and type the command gsh.bat on Windows<br />
or gsh.sh on Linux. You will see the initialization of GShell as shown in Listing 12.1<br />
below.<br />
gsh<br />
IBM <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Community Edition (2.1.1.3)<br />
Type 'help' for more information.<br />
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Administrator@<strong>Server</strong>:/> help<br />
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