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Logging into the Console
Users can access the Console and its functions from links on the left. These are secured and require you to first log into the Console. Clicking on a link will prompt you for a username and password. Use "root" as username and the password as whatever you typed in during the server installation This login gives you full administrative privileges. The username and password are case sensitive.
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Some highlights of the Console are:
- Diagnostics
- Analytics
- Support Information Communication
- Remote Deployment
About sample applications
| Application Name |
Components |
What to see on the Console |
| Game of Eight |
Single JSP |
Play the game and see dynamic pages being served by Pramati.
Go to Monitor > WebServer and view hits made to the application and the sessions created |
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JSP: 61
Classes: 55
Jars: 16
TLDs: 11 |
This simple sample uses JSP Standard Tag Library v 1.0 on Pramati Server.
To see how easy it is to collect information for reporting purposes, on the top left panel on the Console, click on Support > fill guest, guest, guest@pramati.com to report an issue to Support Engineers at Pramati Technologies. Select "Web Server" and hit the Review Query button. |
| iBank |
This is a J2EE 1.2 e-commerce application that uses EJB 1.1 components. |
Click on the Dashboard and view all data on hits, Memory and cache
utilization, users - a quick overview of the health of the application
server. On the console, click on support and capture a snapshot of the
server for communicating to Pramati Support.
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| OrderBook |
6 EJBs with CMRs |
Access the application and review the performance by selecting Analyze ->
Server Diagnostics and selecting the application from the left panel. Drill
down to see details of execution of all components |
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