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Starting a Server Node Using Command

line

The command to start Standalone J2EE Server, a J2EE Server Cluster or Message Server

node is same.

To start a Standalone Message Server using Command line:

1 Open a command window at <install_dir>/server/bin

2 Execute: runserver -node <nodename>

3 Specify the Server node name in <nodename> that you have created.

Note: For a Message Server node, ensure that JMSService is enabled in server-config.xml, located

at [server_install]/server/nodes/<node_name>/config.

The command runserver -node <nodename> also helps in creation of a new node.

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Pramati Server 4.1 1
Document Conventions 9
Contact Information 9
Pramati Server 11
Software Requirements 12
Database Requirements 12
Using JDK 13
Using JRE 13
Getting Server Install File 15
Receiving License Key 16
Upgrading License 16
Chapter 3 17
Platforms 19
Chapter 4 21
Chapter 5 25
Installing Java Wrapper 31
Configuring JVM Parameters 33
Troubleshooting Tips 34
Pramati Server Components 35
Java Client 37
CHAPTER 8 39
Adding User 41
Deleting User 42
Changing Password 42
Changing password for User 43
Administration Service 45
Using Admin Service 47
Creating Standalone Server 48
Configuring Standalone Server 49
Starting Standalone Server 49
Stopping Standalone Server 50
Removing Standalone Server 50
CHAPTER 11 51
Adding a Load Balancer node 55
Configuring Load Balancer 56
Viewing Load Balancer details 57
Starting Load Balancer 57
Connecting to Load Balancer 58
Stopping Load Balancer 58
Removing a Load Balancer 58
Modifying Cluster 62
Starting Cluster 63
Connecting to Cluster 63
Stopping Cluster 64
Deleting Cluster 64
Standalone Node 65
Using Loaded Send Queues 67
1 Database 69
2 File System 69
CHAPTER 15 71
Persistence Type File Store 72
Maximum File Size 10KB 72
Purge Interval 600 sec 72
Property Default Value 72
Server Admin Service 75
Stopping Message Server node 78
Managing Cluster Nodes 79
Nodes Using XML 81
Table 22: Terminology 82
CHAPTER 18 83
Structure of Nodes Directory 84
Creating a Standalone Server 86
Customizing Server Footprint 89
Using NodeCreator with XMLs 92
CHAPTER 19 93
Usage Objective 95
Cluster Definition 99
Creating a Cluster Instance 100
CHAPTER 20 101
Setting up a J2EE Cluster 102
J2EE Cluster Node Types 103
Advanced Configuration 104
Setting up EJB Persistence 105
4 Setup persistence 111
3 Enable Cluster service 111
Configuring client 115
Working with NAT firewalls 116
Default Socket Factory 117
Hosting Scenarios 118
Upgrading license 119
RemoteShell 122
Command Line Operations 122
Shell Commands 123
System Properties 123
Starting RemoteShell 124
Handling of RARs 125
Server-side Setup of WebStart 127
4 Save the file 128
Protocols 129
Configuration Layouts 131
Pramati Web Server in DMZ 132
CHAPTER 28 133

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