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From: flowctrl on 18 Jan 2007 18:41
Hello,

All of the documentation for Sun's Java Desktop Configuration Manager
assumes that it is already installed as an application with the Java
Web Console. I'm using Solaris 10 11/06, which came with Web Console
and Desktop Configuration Manager already installed, but not
configured.

When I start the Java Web Console using '/usr/sbin/smcwebserver start',
then login to https://localhost:6789, the only application available is
ZFS Administration.

I ran the configuration script for Java Desktop Configuration Manager,
/usr/bin/apoc-config, and used our local info. Now how do I get it to
show up in the Java Console?

After some poking around I discovered
/usr/share/webconsole/bin/wcadmin, which appears to have the ability to
add applications to the Java Web Console, but I haven't been able to
get apoc to work. I did:

/usr/share/webconsole/bin/wcadmin add -l -a console -n apoc_jars
"/usr/share/lib/apoc/*.jar"
/usr/share/webconsole/bin/wcadmin deploy -a console -x apoc
/usr/share/lib/apoc
/usr/share/webconsole/bin/wcadmin enable -x apoc

.... restarted the smcwebserver, and ran wcadmin list, to get:

Deployed web applications (application name, context name, status):

console ROOT [running]
console apoc [running]
console com_sun_web_ui [running]
console console [running]
console manager [running]
console zfs [running]

Registered jar files (application name, identifier, path):

console apoc_jars /usr/share/lib/apoc/*.jar
console audit_jar /usr/lib/audit/Audit.jar
console console_jars /usr/share/webconsole/lib/*.jar
console jato_jar /usr/share/lib/jato/jato.jar
console javahelp_jar /usr/jdk/packages/javax.help-2.0/lib/*.jar
console shared_jars
/usr/share/webconsole/private/container/shared/lib/*.jar

Registered login modules (application name, service name, identifier):

console ConsoleLogin userlogin
console ConsoleLogin rolelogin

No shared service properties.


It still doesn't appear in the Java Web Console interfaces, and if I
try connecting to https://localhost:6789/apoc as suggested in the
documentation, I get a directory listing of whatever directory I
include after the 'wcadmin deploy' command (I've tried /usr/lib/apoc as
well as the one above). I can't find any documentation for how to link
these two apps together, or how to run the Desktop Configuration
Manager without the Java Web Console.

Any advice would be greatly appreciated!

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