Deploying Applications
Developing Web Applications with JRun
Download Developing Web Applications with JRun 3.1 (PDF). Part 5 of this manual describes how to deploy web applications, EJBs, and J2EE applications (which include both web applications and EJBs).
Tutorials and Articles
Performance monitoring and tuning in JRun 3.0
This article provides a brief description of some of the tools available to assist with the monitoring of server performance. References for third-party applications are also provided.
Performance tuning with JRun 3.1
Once you have deployed your JRun application, the next step is to run a load testing tool against your application to see how it performs. This article uncovers specific areas to modify to increase performance in your application including how to turn on metrics, how to read the metrics output, and how to make changes according to your findings.
Planning and deploying your J2EE servlet/JSP application
A critical part of the Java 2 Platform Enterprise Edition (J2EE) standard is the specification for deploying applications in a consistent manner. This article discusses how JRun 3 leverages this powerful standard to allow developers to bring the advantages of sound planning and standards-based deployment to all of their production JRun applications.
Measuring the performance of server side Java
Performance of Java programs continues to improve with the advent of just-in-time compilation and other advanced execution techniques. This article focuses on measuring the performance of the servlet engine itself.
TechNotes
- 18350—JRun 4.0: Configuring an Empty Web Application (.war)
- 18298—JRun 4.0: Configuring a Blank Enterprise Archive (EAR) in JRun 4
- 18059—JRun 3.1 Web Services: How to deploy the sample Web Service to a non-default JRun Server
- 18058—JRun 3.x: Diagnostic checklist for slow applications
- 18007—JRun 3.x: When to use the "use-webserver-root=true" property
- 17941—Deploying JRun 3.0x Web Applications: A troubleshooting checklist
- 17871—How to manage Oracle licensing with parameters
- 17579—Security best practice: Removing sample applications and online documentation from production servers
- 17419—Considerations for developing and deploying scalable applications
