Use the method below to create an IJServer for use as the deployment destination that performs application operation verification.
Creating an IJServer(MyDebug/My1VMDebug)
Normally, the Interstage management console is used to create an IJServer. However, in the method described here, the definition file for the IJServer intended for local debugging is used, and commands are used to create the IJServer.
For details on how to create the IJServer from the Interstage management console, refer to "Interstage Application Server J2EE User's Guide".
Select [Interstage Studio Vxx] > [Interstage Management Service Operation Tool] from on the application page (in Windows 8 and Windows Server 2012) or the start menu (in other Windows systems).
In the tool window, check that [Use J2EE execution environment] is selected for [Debug environment used at localhost]. If not already selected, select it. Check [Status] under [Service information]. If the service is "Stopped" or "Stopped(some services)", click [Start only mandatory services] to launch the service.
On completion of the operation, click [Close] and then close the tool window.
Issue the J2EE environment setting/definition operation command (isj2eeadmin).
Issue the command below with the IJServer definition file set as the argument (for details on this command, refer to "Interstage Application Server Reference Manual (Command Edition)"):
isstart isj2eeadmin ijserver -a -f <Java IDE installation folder>\etc\ijserver\ijserver_studio_debug.xml |
Note
Reference module information is set in the <Location> tag of the IJServer definition file. Normally, the value is set from the installation folder information during installation. However, if there is an error in the path structure, then change the settings to match the appropriate installation environment.
