Re: Application monitoring
Re: Application monitoring
- Subject: Re: Application monitoring
- From: Pascal Robert <email@hidden>
- Date: Tue, 16 Nov 2010 11:16:20 -0500
Le 2010-11-16 à 11:11, Michael Gargano a écrit :
> This actually brings me to a question I've been "wonder"-ing about....
>
> Do I need to use WOInstaller.jar to install the base frameworks or do I just need a script to create the directory structure and embed all the frameworks into my apps?
> If so, which directories need to be created?
>
> Also...
> Do wotaskd and JavaMonitor from Apple have the frameworks embedded or must I use the Wonder versions?
Look like it embeds the jar versions of the frameworks. But I will say: go with the Wonder version and don't install WO on your deployment server. It will also force you to embed your frameworks in your apps, which is a good idea anyway :-)
> Thanks.
> -Mike
>
>
> On Nov 15, 2010, at 1:47 PM, Pascal Robert wrote:
>
>>
>> Le 2010-11-15 à 13:39, Valerio Luccio a écrit :
>>
>>> Pascal Robert wrote:
>>>> Yes, the SiteConfig.xml is the same. Usually, I put the Wonder versions in /Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications (or /opt/Local/Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications if it's on Linux) and I change the startup scripts for wotaskd and JavaMonitor to use the Wonder versions. We are running the Wonder versions for months without any problems.
>>> Pascal,
>>> a couple of questions about this. I wanted to replace the JavaMonitor and wotaskd on my OS X Server with the project Wonder version to take advantage of the added features (mainly command line interaction).
>>> • Is there a bundle with just these two programs or do I have to download and run the whole WOInstaller.jar from mdimension, and if I do will it interfere with the Apple installed WebObjects ?
>>> • Where will the project wonder look for the SiteConfig.xml file ? The Apple version is in /Library/WebObjects/Configuration (on my box, anyway).
>>
>> No need to install WO. You can get a download of wotaskd and JavaMonitor from Hudson that have the required frameworks in it.
>>
>> http://webobjects.mdimension.com/hudson/job/Wonder54/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/dist/wotaskd.woa.tar.gz
>> http://webobjects.mdimension.com/hudson/job/Wonder54/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/dist/JavaMonitor.woa.tar.gz
>>
>> About SiteConfig.xml, it will find the one in /Library/WebObjects/Configuration automatically. So the steps are :
>>
>> - Download the two archives from Hudson
>> - Decompress/unarchive them and put them in /Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications
>> - Change the owner and group of the files to be appserver/appserveradm (chown -R appserver:appserveradm /Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications)
>> - Change the paths in the launchd scripts (they are probably in /Library/LaunchDaemons) so that the path start with /Library/WebObjects/JavaApplications instead of /System (in a word, just remove /System from the path)
>> - Stop your WO apps
>> - Stop (with launchctl) the current version of JavaMonitor and wotaskd
>> - Start them (again, with launchctl)
>>
>> That's it. Beside the launchd files, you have nothing else to modify.
>>
>>
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