The following topics are discussed in this document:
Each attribute corresponds to a CentraSite parameter. The name, type, access mode (R = read-only; RW = read/write), current value and description of each of the following attributes are output, for example via the CentraSite Java management console:
The size of the cache, in megabytes. If you change this attribute, the CentraSite Registry/Repository is automatically restarted to activate the new value.
The maximum number of threads used. If you change this attribute, the CentraSite Registry/Repository is automatically restarted to activate the new value.
The maximum number of users that can be active concurrently. If you change this attribute, the CentraSite Registry/Repository is automatically restarted to activate the new value.
The session timeout period, in seconds. If no activity has occurred in a session for this period of time, the changes are rolled back and the session is terminated. If you change this attribute, the change takes effect immediately.
The current state of the CentraSite Registry/Repository. You cannot change this value.
The maximum transaction duration, in seconds. If you change this attribute, the change takes effect immediately.
The CentraSite Java management interface provides access to the following operations. For each operation that has one or more parameters, the name, type and description of each parameter are output and the value of each parameter can be input. If you access the CentraSite Java management interface via console software (e.g. a web browser), the operation is initiated when you select the button.
Start the CentraSite Registry/Repository;
Stop the CentraSite Registry/Repository in normal mode;
Stop the CentraSite Registry/Repository in the specified mode;
Possible termination modes are:
Terminates the server session normally and waits for currently
active processing to finish. The maximum waiting time (in seconds) can be set
with the attribute transaction
timeout.
Terminates the server immediately. User transactions that have not finished are rolled back.
Terminates the server session immediately. All processing is stopped immediately. Crash dump files are written. Using this option initiates an automatic repair (autorepair) the next time the server is started. It should only be used as a last resort.
Back up the contents of the CentraSite Registry/Repository. Write the backup file to the default location.
Back up the contents of the CentraSite Registry/Repository. Write the backup file to the specified location.
Backs up the CentraSite Registry/Repository, writing the backup file
to the default location or to the specified location. In either case, the
backup identification is returned. Also, the backup will now be listed in the
output of the list all backups operation. A backup
is done to freeze the current state of the CentraSite
Registry/Repository.
Restore the contents of the CentraSite Registry/Repository from the latest backup with or without recovery.
Restore the contents of the CentraSite Registry/Repository from the specified backup with or without recovery.
The restore operation can only be used when
the CentraSite Registry/Repository is not active. It is used to restore the
CentraSite Registry/Repository to the state that was stored in a
previously-made backup. If you want to restore the most recent backup, you do
not have to specify the identification of the backup.
Repository changes that occur between one backup and the next are stored in session logs. When restoring from a backup, you can optionally choose to include ("with recovery") or omit ("without recovery") the session log data.
Delete the specified backup file.
A backup that is no longer required can be deleted. Deleting a backup removes the backup spaces, but the associated session log data is not removed, since it may be needed if the database has to be recovered. The backup file to be deleted is specified by means of the backup identification.
List all backups.
Creates a list of CentraSite Registry/Repository backups. Each entry contains the corresponding backup identifier.
Show more information about the last operation.
Shows additional information about the most recently processed
command. Additional information can be displayed for the following operations:
start, stop,
back-up, restore,
delete backup. If an operation fails, this command
can be used to find the reason for the failure.
