Oracle9iAS containers for J2EE standalone guide-(introduction, installation, startup, shutdown, and help)

Oracle9iAS containers for J2EE (productname)
1. Enter the content in the command line.
A JSP translator, a Java Servlet Container (deployment method: first pack the servlet in the form of a standard web application archive (WAR) file, the tool for deploying war files is provided in the graphic language administration (productname) to decompress the files and place them in the java servlet container. Package and use the jar command.
), And an Enterprise JavaBeans (EJB) container.

You can use either of the following JDBC methods to access an Oracle database:
Oracle thin JDBC driver
Oracle JDBC-OCI driver

2. Installation
Java-jar Solaris. jar-install
Then, the system prompts you to add the administrator password, which is stored in the maid/J2EE/home/config/principals. xml file.
<Users>
<User Username = "admin" Password = "123">
<Description> the default Administrator </description>
<Group-membership group = "Administrators"/>
<Group-membership group = "guests"/>
<Group-membership group = "users"/>
</User>
</Users>

3. Start:
1> use the default server. XML (in the J2EE/home/config directory)
Java-jar Solaris. Jar

2> Custom
Java-jar Solaris. jar-config/mypath/server. xml
Specify the default path of each web application under server. xml

4. Help
Java-jar Solaris. jar-help

5. Disable the Linux kernel.
Java-jar Admin. Jar ormi: //