The types of J2EE resources other than resource adapters to be managed in the setup are as follows:

• JavaBeans resources
• Mail configuration

The basic flow of J2EE resource management is as follows:

1. Importing J2EE resources
2. Defining J2EE resource properties
3. Testing J2EE resources for connectivity
4. Starting and stopping J2EE resources

In the management of J2EE resources using the server management commands, the required settings and operating methods depend on the types of J2EE resources.

The following table describes the operations required in each procedure, for each J2EE resource type. Execute the operations in the order of the numbers mentioned in the Procedures column.

Table 1-4 Operations required during J2EE resource management

Procedures		JavaBeans Resources	Mail Configuration
1.	Importing J2EE resources	Y	--
2.	Defining J2EE resource properties	Y	Y#
3.	Testing J2EE resources for connectivity	--	Y
4.	Starting and stopping J2EE resources	Y	--

Legend:

Y: Yes

--: Not applicable

#

Defining the mail configuration properties includes the creation of a new mail configuration.

The description of each procedure is as follows:

Importing J2EE resources

Import the JavaBeans resources.

Defining J2EE resource properties

Define the information required for managing JavaBeans resources and the mail configuration.

Testing J2EE resources for connectivity

Confirm that the mail configuration is running correctly.

Starting and stopping J2EE resources

Start JavaBeans resources for which the setup is complete. Furthermore, stop JavaBeans resources according to the operations.

The following table describes the functions for the setup to be used in the J2EE resource management:

Table 1-5 Setup used in J2EE resource management

Operations in J2EE resource management	Functions	Commands
Import J2EE resources	Imports JavaBeans resources into the J2EE server.	cjimportjb
Define J2EE resource properties	Obtains the HITACHI JavaBeans Resource Properties and generates the property file.	cjgetjbprop
	Changes the property values of the JavaBeans resources to the values specified in the property file.	cjsetjbprop
	Obtains the properties of the resources included in the mail and generates the property file.	cjgetresprop (-type mail specified)
	Changes the property values of the resources included in the mail to the values specified in the property file.	cjsetresprop (-type mail specified)
Test J2EE resources for connectivity	Executes the connectivity test for mails.	cjtestres (-type mail specified)
Start and stop J2EE resources	Start JavaBeans resources.	cjstartjb
	Stops JavaBeans resources.	cjstopjb
Display the list of resources	Displays the list of imported JavaBeans resources.	cjlistjb
	Displays the list of imported mails.	cjlistres (-type mail specified)
Delete the resources	Deletes JavaBeans resources.	cjdeletejb
	Deletes mails.	cjdeleteres (-type mail specified)
Other operations	Copies the mail property.	cjcopyres (-type mail specified)