Define application server processes
Overview
To enhance the operation of an application server, one can define
command-line information for starting or initializing an application server
process. Such settings define run-time properties such as the program to
run, arguments to run the program, and the working directory.
Procedure
- Go to the settings
page for a process definition in the administrative console. Click
Servers > Application Servers in the console navigation tree, click
on an application server name and then Java and Process Management > Process
Definition. Note that one can also define application server
processes using the wsadmin tool. For more information, see Configuring processes using scripting.
- On the settings page for a process definition, specify the name
of the executable to run, any arguments to pass when the process starts running,
and the working directory in which the process will run. Then click OK.
- Specify process execution statements for
starting or initializing a UNIX process.
- Specify monitoring
policies to track the performance of a process.
- Specify process logs to which standard
out and standard error streams write. Complete this step if you do
not want to use the default file names.
- Specify name-value
pairs for properties needed by the process definition.
- Stop the application
server and then restart
the server.
- Check the application server to ensure that the process definition
runs and operates as intended.
See also
Process definition settings
Automatically restarting server processes
See Also
Process definition
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