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Working with Server Manager
Last updated 2/21/2012
The JRun parameters in the Start/Stop Details tab of Server Manager are:
• User name and Password
The user name and password that you provide in the Start/Stop Details tab must also be specified in the jrun-
users.xml file for both the administrator and ColdFusion server instances. The
jrun-users.xml file is located in
the
<CF_HOME>\runtime\servers\<coldfusion>|<admin>\SERVER-INF directory.
Following is the format for adding the user name and password, if it is not already there in jrun-users.xml:
<user>
<user-name>{usrname}</user-name>
<password>{password}</password>
</user>
Alternatively, you can add users to the ColdFusion sever instance from the JRun admin console. To add users from
the JRun admin console:
1 Log in to the JRun admin console (URL: http://<HOST_NAME>:8000).
2 Navigate to cfusion > Services > Security > Edit Users
3 Check if the user credentials that you want to use, exist in both admin and cfusion instance.
4 If the user credentials are missing, then click Edit to add the required user name and password.
• JNDI port of the admin server
• ColdFusion server name.
For J2EE deployments in JRun, the name of the server instance must be specified at “j2ee”.
• Admin server port number (where the deployed WAR files can be accessed)
• Context root of the deployed WAR file
WebLogic Server-specific parameters
Deploy the wlogicappstartup.war file on WebLogic server, either in admin or non-admin server but to the same
domain where ColdFusion is deployed.
The WebLogic parameters in the Start/Stop Details tab of Server Manager are:
• User name (user name of the domain on which ColdFusion application is deployed on WebLogic Server)
• Password (password corresponding to the user name)
• Port (port number for accessing the admin console)
• Context root (name of the WAR file when no context root is specified)
• ColdFusion Application Name (name of ColdFusion application deployed on WebLogic Server.)
• Admin Port (port number for accessing the deployed WAR file, which is typically the administrator server port)
WebSphere-specific parameters
Deploy the wsappstartup.war file on WebSphere in the same profile where the ColdFusion instance is deployed.
The WebSphere parameters in the Start/Stop Details tab of Server Manager are:
• User name (WebSphere Admin user name)
• Password (WebSphere Admin password)
• Context root (context root of the deployed WAR file)
- COLDFUSION 1
- Contents 3
- Chapter 1: Introduction 6
- About Verity administration 8
- Administrator 9
- Accessing user assistance 10
- Server Settings section 10
- Request Tuning page 12
- Caching page 13
- Client Variables page 13
- Memory Variables page 15
- Mappings page 16
- Mail page 16
- Mail Spool Settings area 17
- Charting page 18
- Font Management page 19
- Document page 19
- Java and JVM page 19
- Data & Services section 20
- Verity K2 Server page 21
- Web Services page 21
- Flex Integration page 21
- Enable SSL 22
- Create the keystore 22
- Configure Flex 23
- Using the cfstat utility 24
- Debugging IP Addresses page 25
- Debugger Settings page 25
- Logging Settings page 26
- Log Files page 26
- Scheduled Tasks page 27
- Server Monitoring section 28
- Extensions section 29
- Event Gateways section 30
- Security section 31
- RDS page 32
- Sandbox security page 32
- User Manager page 32
- Allowed IP Addresses 32
- ColdFusion Archives page 33
- J2EE Archives page 33
- Enterprise Manager section 34
- Custom Extensions section 34
- Administrator API 35
- Use the Administrator API 36
- Examples 36
- About JDBC 39
- Adding data sources 40
- Guidelines for data sources 41
- Connection Issues 42
- • Unique cfstoredproc tags 43
- Connecting to Informix 45
- Connecting to MySQL 51
- DataDirect driver features 53
- Enabling SSL Connection 54
- Connecting to ODBC Socket 56
- Connecting to Oracle 57
- Connecting to PostgreSQL 60
- Connecting to Sybase 61
- Using the built-in web server 64
- Using an external web server 65
- Web server configuration 66
- wsconfig.exe [-options] 67
- ./wsconfig [-options] 67
- Configuration files 69
- Sample configuration files 70
- Multihoming 72
- Applications 76
- Application packaging 77
- Using the cfcompile utility 78
- Sourceless distribution 79
- About ColdFusion security 80
- Using password protection 80
- Exposing services to users 81
- Using sandbox security 82
- Configure a sandbox 84
- Sandbox Considerations 85
- File location considerations 88
- Define a server instance 88
- Overview 99
- Statistics 99
- Last updated 2/21/2012 100
- Memory Usage 101
- Database 102
- Snapshots 103
- ColdFusion Server Monitor API 104
- JVM memory usage 106
- Variable memory usage 107
- Request handling 107
- Database response time 107
- Update 1 108
- • MaxThreads 109
- • Logging 109
- Using Admin APIs 110
- Troubleshooting scenarios 110
- Monitoring with SSL 111
- Updating the threadpool 111
- Launch Server Manager 112
- Register servers 112
- • WebLogic 113
- • WebSphere 113
- JRun-specific parameters 114
- WebSphere-specific parameters 115
- JBoss specific parameters 116
- Create Groups 117
- Manage multiple servers 117
- Clear template cache 119
- Apply hot fix 119
- Monitor multiple servers 120
- [Xmx512m]-) 121
- About Verity Spider 122
- About the Verity utilities 123
- Verity Spider 124
- About Verity Spider syntax 125
- Using a command file 126
- Core options 127
- Processing options 128
- -abspath 129
- -detectdupfile 129
- -indexers 129
- -license 129
- -maxindmem 129
- -maxnumdoc 130
- -mimemap 130
- -nocache 130
- -nodupdetect 131
- -noindex 131
- -nosubmit 131
- -persist 131
- -preferred 132
- -prefixmap 132
- -processbif 133
- -submitsize 133
- Networking options 134
- -hostcache 135
- -noflowctrl 136
- -noproxy 136
- Path and URL options 137
- -followdup 139
- -followsymlink 139
- -nodocrobo 140
- -nofollow 140
- -pathlen 141
- -refreshtime 141
- Content options 142
- -exclude 143
- -include 143
- -indexclude 144
- -indinclude 144
- -indmimeexclude 145
- -indmimeinclude 145
- -indskip 146
- -maxdocsize 147
- -metafile 147
- -mimeexclude 148
- -mimeinclude 148
- -mindocsize 148
- Locale options 149
- Logging options 150
- -loglevel 151
- Maintenance options 152
- Setting MIME types 152
- MIME types and web crawling 153
- Indexing unknown MIME types 154
- Overview of Verity utilities 155
- Using the mkvdk utility 155
- Collection setup options 157
- General processing options 158
- Date format options 159
- Service-level keyword options 160
- Message options 160
- Document processing options 161
- Bulk submit options 161
- Repairing a collection 162
- Backing up a collection 162
- Deleting a collection 162
- Purging a collection 162
- Specifying persistent service 163
- Optimization keywords 163
- Squeezing deleted documents 163
- Using the rck2 utility 164
- Using the rcvdk utility 165
- Basic searching 166
- Displaying more fields 168
- Displaying a field 168
- Displaying multiple fields 168
- Using the didump utility 169
- Using the browse utility 171
- Using the merge utility 172
- Solr collections 174
- Solr server 174
- Migrating from Verity to Solr 174
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