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J2EE Engine

Former Member
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Hi,

How and where do I check whether my J2EE Engine is UP and RUNNING.

Thankz

Yogi

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Former Member
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Hi,

Here are the few places you can check your WAS is Up or not

1) Check your MMC console and wether

SDM,Dispatcher and server0 are green in colour if so its up and running

2) You can also check in Visual admin to open visual admin you run your go.bat file

3)http://servername:port/index.html opens a content page this indicates that WAS is up and run

4) you can also check in NWDS->Windows->Prefferences->J2EE engine SDM,Dispatcher and server0 are green in colour if so its up and running.

Hope this helped you

Regards,

RK

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Former Member
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Thankz u to all,

Kind Regrdz

Yogi

Former Member
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Hello,

but how to check the status from a loadbalancer. For example this serverbox should only be accessed, when all j2ee-server-nodes are in the status 'running'?

regards,

Marco

former_member441228
Active Participant
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Hi Yogi,

you might want to make yourself familiar with jcmon; it's a command line based tool that allows to start, stop, restart or query entire cluster or possibly only cluster "members" like for example a specific j2ee server node. If you are on Windows then you could even use the MMC integration which is basically a GUI on top of jcmon.

best regards,

helmut

detlev_beutner
Active Contributor
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Hi Yogi,

call http://<server>:<port, standard is 50000>/index.html

This should bring up some overview page.

Anyhow, you have to differentiate between the server up and running and the deployed applications.

Open VisualAdmin (getting a connection is also only possible if the server's running), Server - Services - Deploy; under the Runtime tab you can see the kind of applications (servlet/jsp; webdynpro etc) and under these the apps themselves, if they are running or not.

Hope it helps

Detlev