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CLI provides an option to execute operations on a node. The operation read-children-types
lists the types of child elements of a node. The operation read-children-names lists all the
child elements of a node.
For more information, see the Management Resources described in
.
Attributes
Each management resource exposes information about its state as attributes. Each attribute is
composed of an attribute type and attribute value. Some attributes are read-only, while other
attributes are read-write. Reading and writing attributes are done by read-attribute and
write-attribute
operations.
NOTE:
Attribute can have a value undefined, which means it is not defined in the appropriate
configuration file.
For more information, see Attributes described in
Operations
Operation defines the action to be performed on a management resource. The actions can be
either querying or modifying. For example, to list all the operations on the GUI mode of the CLI,
right-click the node, select read-operation-names. To perform the same action in the non-GUI
mode of the CLI, enter /host=master/:read-operation-names.
For more information, see Operations described in
For more information on global operations that apply to all management resources, see
.
Get help with the Management CLI
The management CLI features a help dialog with general and context sensitive options. The help
commands dependent on the operation context require an established connection.
On-platform CLI
NSASJ provides an on-platform CLI tool (jboss-cli.sh) in the <NSASJ_HOME>/bin folder. It
is similar to the CLI tool in non-GUI mode. However, it does not support tab completion of commands
and history.
Help on CLI commands
Apart from the commands to query and modify management resources, the CLI provides a wide
range of commands such as batch execution, help, history and so on. For a detailed list and
description of such commands, see
.
Managing NSASJ using web management console
The web management console project is a Google Web Toolkit (GWT) based project. In case of
the console project, the application is written using Java programming language. The GWT compiler
translates the Java application to browser-compliant JavaScript. GWT does not require any
application server or web container. The JBoss’s web management console GWT application is
hosted on the Host Controller on the web management port. The default configuration for enabling
the web management console is provided in the $NSASJ_HOME/domain/configuration/
host.xml
file.
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