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Oracle glassfish
Oracle glassfish






oracle glassfish
  1. #ORACLE GLASSFISH INSTALL#
  2. #ORACLE GLASSFISH UPDATE#
  3. #ORACLE GLASSFISH SOFTWARE#
  4. #ORACLE GLASSFISH WINDOWS#

Domain can have only one Domain Administration Server (DAS).

oracle glassfish

The main structured unit for Sun GlassFish is a domain.

#ORACLE GLASSFISH SOFTWARE#

Regular Expression employed to determine the update: (?i)(?:Server|Edition)\s+%full_version%\s+Update\s+(\d+) Application Model Produced by Software Pattern Product Architecture

#ORACLE GLASSFISH UPDATE#

(?:GlassFish\s+Enterprise|Application)\s+Server\s(?:\w+\s+Edition\s*)?\s*(v?\d+(:\.\d+)?)Īnd if it was successful then parse the update information: Regular Expression employed to determine the version: (?i)Sun\s+. Once the installation path is determined (as described in the section above) and the file is retrieved we parse the result:

#ORACLE GLASSFISH INSTALL#

This file is located in the install root (installation) directory.

oracle glassfish

In second turn pattern will get LICENSE.txt file which has the version of installed product listed. Also SI type would be set to 'Payara' if it is mentioned in this file. '/config/branding/glassfish-version.properties' it will be present in system only in case of custom configuration, in case of success - contents will be parsed and version will be obtained. In first turn pattern will try to obtain contents of file Pattern will differ "Community edition" and 'Payara Server' editions by looking at output through active versioning, if there is a string 'open source' in output, publisher will be set to 'GlassFish', if there is 'Payara' SI type would be set to 'Payara Server'. Regular Expression employed to determine the build: build (+) Custom editions The product build is parsed from the output: Version = GlassFish Server Open Source Edition 4.1 (build 13), JRE version 1.8.0_45 or Version = Oracle GlassFish Server 3.1.2.2 (build 5) Regular Expression employed to determine the version: (?i)(?:GlassFish|Server|Edition)\s*(v?\d+(?:\.\d+)+(?:_\d+)?) Once the install root (installation path) is obtained, by adding to variable installRoot the following string '/bin/asadmin version -verbose=true' the pattern builds the command used for active versioning:Īctive Command Executed: %installRoot%/bin/asadmin version -verbose=true or installRoot + '/bin/asadmin version | grep "Version ="' In case of a Node Agent instance the pattern uses the same approach but in this case extracting the installRoot from the arguments of one of the child processes of this Node Agent. Regular Expression employed to determine installRoot: -Dcom\.sun\.aas\.installRoot=(/\S+) The value is extracted using the following regular expression: The pattern determines the value of variable called installRoot (installation path) by looking at argument installRoot passed to java binary instance. Regular Expression employed to determine the build: build (+) Unix Platforms The product build is parsed from the output using the following regular expression: Regular Expression employed to determine the version: (?i)(?:GlassFish|Server|Edition)\s*(v?\d+(?:\.\d+)+(?:_\d+)? The result of this command is parsed using the following regular expression: =true the pattern builds the command used for active versioning:Ĭmd /c ' + '"%installRoot%\\bin\\asadmin.bat" version -verbose=true Once the install root (installation path) is obtained, by adding to variable installRoot the following string Regular Expression employed to determine installRoot:

#ORACLE GLASSFISH WINDOWS#

In case of Sun JSAS 8.x and older for Windows the pattern uses the following regular expression for parsing the value of installRoot from the process command line:

oracle glassfish

*Regular Expression employed to determine installRoot:* Regular Expression employed to determine installRoot: -Dcom\.sun\.aas\.installRoot=(\w:\\\S+) (Path with no spaces) Active versioning - by running asadmin command Windows Platformsįor version v1 and later on Windows the pattern determines the value of variable called installRoot (installation path) by looking at argument installRoot passed to java binary instance. The pattern will use the first successful method it can to populate the Software Instance version and product_version attributes. Versioning ofthis product is attempted in one of two approaches, one of them through active command execution, and the other through retrieval and parsing of a file. 'Oracle GlassFish Server Domain Administration Server'








Oracle glassfish