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Package
jrunx.axis
jrunx.cluster
jrunx.comp.sql
jrunx.compiler
jrunx.connectorinstaller
jrunx.ide
jrunx.iiop
jrunx.install
jrunx.instrument
jrunx.jrun3
jrunx.kernel
jrunx.license
jrunx.logger
jrunx.metrics
jrunx.migration
jrunx.persistence
jrunx.pool
jrunx.resource
jrunx.ri
70 Chapter 7 JRun APIs
Description
Provides access to the AxisService, which you use to
implement web services.
Provides access to the JRun clustering mechanism, including
the ClusterManager.
Provides access to classes and interfaces that use the SQL
Invoker Stateful Session bean, which handles all remote
requests for a JRun JDBC resource.
Provides access to a a utility class that compiles of .java classes
using Sun's javac compiler. You can also use this class to set up
your own compiler.
Provides classes that let you interact with the Web Server
Configuration tool. For more information, see
Server Configuration tool" on page 73
Provides classes that interact with Java IDEs, such as Forte and
JBuilder.
Provides classes that use the IIOP protocol for RMI (Remote
Method Invocation).
Provides classes that implement the JRun GUI installer.
Provides access to the InstrumentationService, which is used to
do method timing.
Provides classes that assist in converting web applications from
JRun 3.x to JRun 4.
Provides access to classes and interfaces that control
deployment, services, and state of JRun servers.
Also includes an exit handler access class and JRun server
event classes.
Defines the JRun LicenseService.
Defines the JRun LoggerService.
Defines the JRun MetricsService.
Provides classes used by the JRun migration tool for converting
JRun 2.x and 3.x properties files to JRun 4 XML files.
Provides access to classes that implement JDBC and file-based
persistence.
Defines classes that let you pool objects using the
PoolManager.
Provides classes that let you interact with URLs, streams,
directories and files, such as JARs, RARs, ZIPs, EARs, and
WARs.
Contains classes and interfaces used to deploy Reference
Implementation EARs, WARs, and EJB JARs using the RI
descriptors instead of JRun specific descriptors.
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