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QMan - Qpid JMX & WS-DM Management Bridge
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Documentation
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All of our user documentation for QMan module can be accessed on our wiki at:
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http://cwiki.apache.org/qpid/qman-qpid-management-bridge.html
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This includes a Getting Started and User Guide as well as detailed developer documentation.
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However, here's a VERY quick guide to running QMan, once you have installed it somewhere !
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Running
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Once you installed QMan, under the root folder you should have the following structure
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- bin (folder) : contains startup & shutdown scripts;
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- app (folder) : contains the web application module;
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- etc (folder) : contains configuration files;
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- examples (folder) : contains examples (and a nested README as well)
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- lib (folder) : contains dependency libraries;
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- log (folder) : this is the default log folder.
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To run QMan,
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1) edit the $QMAN_HOME/etc/qman-config.xml file and configure broker connection data (host,port, username, etc...)
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2) under the $QMAN_HOME/bin directory run :
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> ./qman-wsdm-start.sh
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now, under $QMAN_HOME/log directory you should see two files :
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1) server.log : contains web server log messages;
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2) qman.log : contains qman log messages;
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Administration
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After QMan has been started successfully you can browse its administration console pointing your browser to :
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http://<host>:<port>/qman/admin.jsp |