JGAS home page

The home page of the JGAS user interface provides access to the applications or services deployed in a war file. Resources can be added or modified for each application or globally.

To open the JGAS user interface, type the URL into your browser as follows: http://host:port/war_file_name, where war_file_name is the name of the war file deployed.

For example working on the standalone JGAS, enter http://localhost:8080/hello to use applications deployed in the hello.war file. By default JGAS listens on port 8080. The name of the war file, hello in the example, provides the path to locate the deployed war.

The JGAS user interface home page opens.
Figure: JGAS home page

JGAS user interface home page showing the applications and services deployed in the war file.

Registered applications and services

In this section the applications and services deployed in the war are listed.

The Global Settings feature allows you to edit the JGAS configuration.
Note: Global settings affect all applications and of all deployed war files on the server. The global settings you customize, persist when you redeploy the war file.
To configure global resources, click on the Edit configuration button opposite the Global Settings to open the Resources Global page. See JGAS global resources page.
Application settings: a row of icons is shown opposite each application name.

Image shows standard icons displayed opposite each application or service
These options allow you to perform the following actions:
Edit configuration
Click on the Edit configuration button opposite an application to open the application Resources page. See JGAS application resources page.
Enable/Disable
Use this option to enable or disable an application or service. Click on the Enable/Disable button opposite the application name.
Start
Use this option to run an application or start a Web service that is configured on your JGAS. Click on the Start button opposite the application name. Your application is then displayed in the browser page within the Genero Browser Client (GBC) user interface.