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==Definition==
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==Description==
{{GVESB}} is a Java-based software service platform able to support complex [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Service-oriented_architecture SOA] architectures. Its [[multi-layer architecture]] allows an unlimited customization, solving most of enterprise integration issues like exchanging data between existing systems. Many [[plugins]] and [[adapters]] are already available for a huge flexibility.
 
==Access==
 
Console GreenVulcano ESB is available at:
 
  
http://ipAddress:port/gvconsole
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The {{GVCONSOLE}} is a Web Application providing a centralized tool to manage, monitor and administer all the {{GVESB}} instances.
(Ex. http://localhost:8080/gvconsole)
 
  
where ipAddress is the server address where the application has been deployed and gvconsole is the name given to the web console.
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This application makes the deployment of Services on the {{GVESB}} servers easier, helps the functional testing, the log listing and system performance visualization.
In order to display the web console, user must login by submitting a valid administrative username and password.
 
 
 
 
 
[[File:GVConsoleAccess.png|center|thumb|500px|Access GVConsole]]
 
 
 
==Deploy New Service==
 
In this section user may deploy a new service. Services are described by XML files, but it is necessary to compress them in a zip archive in order to upload them correctly.
 
 
 
As shown in Fig. choose the zip file to upload and then click on “Submit”.
 
[[File:GVConsoleDeployNewService.gif]]
 
 
 
Once this step is completed, user can visualize a list of services.
 
 
 
==Parameter==
 
This section shows the {{GVESB}} core configuration files.
 
[[File:GVConsolePrameter1.gif]]
 
 
 
Configuration management shows the registered documents with their descriptions, the operations available for each document and a form to modify a document. Availability of documents and operations depends on the permissions granted to the application user.
 
For every file the user can:
 
 
 
* [[Edit]]
 
* [[View]]
 
* [[Show change’s history]]
 
 
 
==Web Services==
 
 
 
==Utility==
 
 
 
===Reload Configuration===
 
 
 
This feature allows the user to reload a version of the XML file without stopping the server. Thus allowing a reinterpretation of the XML file because the internal configuration can be changed.
 
 
 
Displays the currently loaded configuration files from {{GVESB}}.
 
You can choose to reload the configuration by selecting a file and clicking "Reload". Or if you want to reload all the files you must select them all and click on "Reload all".
 
 
 
[[File:GVConsoleUtilityReload1.jpg]]
 
 
 
 
 
Selecting a file and clicking "Reload":
 
 
 
[[File:GVConsoleUtilityReload2.jpg]]
 
  
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==Access==
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[[File:GVConsoleAccess.png|thumb|Access GVConsole]]
  
It will open a prompt for confirmation of the current reload operation:
 
  
[[File:GVConsoleUtilityReload3.jpg]]
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{{GVESB}} Console can be accessed at the URL:
  
  
The reload function load the latest version of the file saved during editing.
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: <nowiki>http://ipAddress:port/gvconsole</nowiki> (Ex. http://localhost:8080/gvconsole)
When the user changes and saves the document, the application will not see these changes until it is done the "reload".
 
  
After you click "OK" the success of the reload operation will be proposed as follows:
 
  
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where ''ipAddress'' is the server address where the application has been deployed and ''gvconsole'' is the name given to the web application.
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In order to display the web console, users must login by submitting a valid administrator account credentials.
  
[[File:GVConsoleUtilityReload4.jpg]]
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=={{GVCONSOLE}} Menu==
  
==Testing==
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With the {{GVCONSOLE}} you can:
  
==Log==
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[[File:GVConsoleInitPage.jpg|thumb|400px|GVConsole]]
  
==Report==
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* Deploy a new service ([[Deploy New Services]]);
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* Modify the {{GVESB}} XML configuration ([[Parameter]]);
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* Manage WebService deployment ([[Web Services]]);
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* Use {{GVCONSOLE}} Tools ([[Utility]])
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* Test {{GVESB}} services ([[Testing]]);
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* View the log messages ([[Log]])
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* Create BIRT reports ([[Report]]);
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* Manage the SavePoint ([[SavePoint]]);
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* Monitor JVM metrics ([[Monitoring]]).
  
==SavePoint==
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==Next steps==
  
==Monitoring==
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In order to learn more about {{GVCONSOLE}} see [[Examples using the {{GVCONSOLE}}]] section. Otherwise, if you already know how this application works, you may want to [[Deploy New Services|deploy new services]] and test your [[{{VULCON}} first flow]].
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Latest revision as of 08:49, 11 February 2012

Description

The GV Console is a Web Application providing a centralized tool to manage, monitor and administer all the GreenVulcano® ESB instances.

This application makes the deployment of Services on the GreenVulcano® ESB servers easier, helps the functional testing, the log listing and system performance visualization.

Access

Access GVConsole


GreenVulcano® ESB Console can be accessed at the URL:


http://ipAddress:port/gvconsole (Ex. http://localhost:8080/gvconsole)


where ipAddress is the server address where the application has been deployed and gvconsole is the name given to the web application. In order to display the web console, users must login by submitting a valid administrator account credentials.

GV Console Menu

With the GV Console you can:

GVConsole

Next steps

In order to learn more about GV Console see Examples using the GV Console section. Otherwise, if you already know how this application works, you may want to deploy new services and test your VulCon first flow. {{#w4grb_rate:}} <w4grb_ratinglist latestvotes items="5" nosort/>