1.1 Command types

This section describes the types of commands used with Application Server.

On Application Server, the usable commands differ according to the types of applications to be executed. In this section, commands are classified into the following five types:

Commands used in systems that execute J2EE applications
Commands used in systems that execute batch applications
Commands used in systems that execute Java applications
Commands used in systems that execute Web applications
Commands used in systems that execute Web Services

The following table describes these commands.

Table 1‒1: Commands used in systems that execute J2EE applications
Command type	Command explanation	Reference location
Commands used with a J2EE server	Use these commands to start and stop J2EE servers and to set up J2EE applications. These commands begin with `cj`. Examples: `cjstartsv`, `cjenvupdate`	Chapter 2
Commands used for performance analysis trace	When you are using performance analysis trace to analyze the processing performance for systems on the Application Server, you use these commands to start and stop the PRF daemon and to output the trace information. These commands begin with `cprf`. Examples: `cprfstart`, `cprfed`	Chapter 4
Commands used with Cosminexus JMS Provider	Use these commands with Cosminexus JMS Provider to send and receive messages.	Chapter 5
Commands used in CTM	When you use CTM for scheduling requests and load balancing, you use these commands to start and stop the CTM domain, to output the CTM information, and to block a queue. These commands begin with `ctm`. Examples: `ctmstart` and `ctmholdque`	Chapter 6
Commands used with Management Server	When you are using Management Server, use these commands to check the operations of the Administration Agent, to start or stop the Administration Agent, or to start or stop Management Server. Examples: `adminagentcheck`, `mngsvrctl`	Chapter 7
Commands used with the Smart Composer functionality	When you use the Smart Composer functionality, you use these commands to set up the management user account of Management Server and to build Web systems on Management Server. Examples: `cmx_admin_passwd`, `cmx_build_system`	Chapter 8
Commands used with Virtual Systems	You use these commands to acquire and update the information from virtual server manager.ng	Chapter 9
Commands used in JavaVM	You use these commands to acquire a core file, perform GC, or perform other operations for a Java VM. Examples: `javacore`, `javagc`	Chapter 10
Commands used in log operations	When you are acquiring the Application Server log, you use these commands to acquire the snapshot log. Example: `snapshotlog`	Chapter 11
Commands used for setting Audit Log	You use these commands to set the audit log. Example: `auditsetup`	Chapter 12
Commands used with integrated user management	When you are using the integrated user management functionality, use these commands to encrypt the user information and to create the encryption key file. Examples: `convpw`, `ssogenkey`	#

#: For details, see 13. Commands Used in Integrated User Management in the uCosminexus Application Server Security Management Guide.

Table 1‒2: Commands used in systems that execute batch applications
Command type	Command explanation	Reference location
Commands used with a batch server	You use these commands to start and stop batch servers and to execute and forcibly terminate batch applications. These commands begin with `cj`. Examples: `cjstartsv` and `cjexecjob`	Chapter 3
Commands used for performance analysis trace	When you are using performance analysis trace to analyze the processing performance for systems of the Application Server, you use these commands to start and stop the PRF daemon and to output the trace information. These commands begin with `cprf`. Examples: `cprfstart`, `cprfed`	Chapter 4
Commands used in CTM	When you use CTM for scheduling requests and load balancing, you use these commands to start and stop the CTM domain, to output the CTM information, and to block a queue. These commands begin with `ctm`. Examples: `ctmstart`, `ctmholdque`	Chapter 6
Commands used with Management Server	When you are using Management Server, use these commands to check the operations of the Administration Agent, to start or stop the Administration Agent, or to start or stop Management Server. Examples: `adminagentcheck`, `mngsvrctl`	Chapter 7
Commands used with the Smart Composer functionality	When you use the Smart Composer functionality, you use these commands to set up the management user account of Management Server and to build Web systems on Management Server. Examples: `cmx_admin_passwd`, `cmx_build_system`	Chapter 8
Commands used in JavaVM	You use these commands to acquire a core file, perform GC, or perform other operations for a Java VM. Examples: `javacore`, `javagc`	Chapter 10
Commands used in log operations	When you are acquiring logs of the Application Server, you use these commands to acquire the snapshot log. Example: `snapshotlog`	Chapter 11
Commands used for setting Audit Log	You use these commands to set the audit log. Example: `auditsetup`	Chapter 12

Table 1‒3: Commands used in systems that execute Java applications
Command type	Command explanation	Reference location
Commands used in Java applications	You use these commands to start Java applications and to delete the output destination subdirectory of log. Examples: `cjclstartap` and `cjcldellog`	Chapter 13

Table 1‒4: Commands used in systems that execute Web applications
Command type	Command explanation	Reference location
Commands used in Web applications	Use these commands to check JSP sources. Example: `cjjspc`	Chapter 14

Table 1‒5: Commands used in systems that execute Web Services
Command type	Command explanation	Reference location
Commands used in Web Services	Use this command to generate SEI and JavaBean classes required for SOAP Web Services and generate a WSDL from the compiled Java sources. Examples: `cjwsimport`, `hwsgen`	#

#: See 14. Commands in the uCosminexus Application Server Web Service Development Guide.

Reference note

You use the following commands to develop SOAP applications and programs for operating XML documents, and to ensure the security of Web Services.

In the development of SOAP applications, you use commands for generating a WSDL, source code, and service deployment definitions. For details on the commands, see 9. Development support commands in the uCosminexus Application Server SOAP Application Development Guide.
With the functionality for developing a program that operates XML documents, you use commands for using a schema compiler and a schema generator. For details on the commands, see 2.5 JAXB commands in the uCosminexus Application Server XML Processor User Guide.
With the Web Services security functionality, you use commands for using the security functionality and for checking whether the XML syntax is correct. For details on the commands, see 4.1 Commands provided by the Web Services security functionality in the uCosminexus Application Server Web Service Security Users Guide.

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