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This document provides information and instructions on the functionality of WSO2 AppServer.
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WSO2 AppServer is a lightweight, high performant and integrated Web services middleware platform. If you still haven't installed AppServer, please take a look at the installation guide. Learn more about WSO2 AppServer!
WSO2 AppServer Management Console is your one stop shop to administer the WSO2 Application Server. You can administer/configure your modules/services as well as monitor the system through this interface.
The functionality of the Management Console is described in detail below.
Once WSO2 AppServer has been successfully installed (see Installation Guide for installation details), start the WSO2 AppServer server. Then, launch a Web browser instance and point it to the URL https://localhost:9443/carbon/ if you are using the default settings. This will take you to the welcome page of the WSO2 AppServer Console
Figure: Home Page
Note:WSO2 AppServer has two transport listeners: HTTP and HTTPS. By default, the HTTP listener opens on port 9763, while the HTTPS listener opens on port 9443. The administrator functionality is exposed only via the HTTPS port.
Signing in will be available in the upper right hand corner. When the user clicks the "sign in" link, it will automatically redirect the request to secure protocol https, if user has already in http protocol. Once the correct credentials are provided, the user will be logged in to the AppServer management console.
The default username and password to sign into WSO2 AppServer Management Console:
User name : admin
Password : admin
The management console can point to different AppServer nodes in a production system. This can be done using the "Server URL" entry on the Sign In box.
To solve any problems with signing in, click "Sign-in Help"
Figure: Page displayed after successfully signing-in
The Home Page of the Management Console will contain the system summary
Figure: Services and Service Group Management
As shown above, this page lists the available services or those deployed in each service group in the system, along with links to view the WSDLs of each service.
A service group can be removed using the 'Remove' action icon listed for each service group, in which case all the services in that particular service archive will be removed from the system.
Figure: Number of Faulty Services
If a faulty service is deployed, it will be displayed on the Available Services page as [n] Faulty Service Group(s)
Figure: Faulty Services
Clicking on the faulty service link will open the faulty services page, on which the details of the faulty services will be listed. On this page, you will be able to delete the faulty service.
Figure: Service Group Dashboard
Clicking on the Service Group on the main page of Manage Services, will open a page on which you can:
Clicking on the service of a specific service group on the main page of "Manage Services", will show the Service Dashboard that contains certain service specific information>
Figure: Service Dashboard
The following image shows the options available for securing a service
For more details see here
Access throttling configuration for the HelloService is shown below.
For more details see here
Response caching configuration for the HelloService is shown below.
For more details see here
Reliable Messaging Configuration for the HelloService is shown below.
For more details see here