public interface AdminConsole
To use the Admin Console, make sure you have followed the
full installation instructions - double check that
you have the
correct GWT <inherits> as shown in those instructions. Then, launch your GWT project
from your IDE, and open a web browser to moduleBaseURL/tools/adminConsole.jsp. For
example, if you load your application by going to a URL that ends in
builtinds/builtinds.html, the correct URL for the Admin Console is
builtinds/tools/adminConsole.jsp.
There is also a convenience method openDataSourceConsole() on the SC utility
class to open the Admin Console in a new browser window. To make use of this,
you can add the following code to your onModuleLoad():
IButton adminButton = new IButton("Admin Console");
adminButton.addClickHandler(new ClickHandler() {
public void onClick(ClickEvent event) {
SC.openDataSourceConsole();
}
});
adminButton.draw();
Features:
Database Configuration
This tab allows you to configure SQL database connetions. This is an alternative to adding
SQL configuration blocks directly to server.properties by hand.
See the database configuration documentation for
more
details.
Note that if you are using an IDE such as Eclipse to run your Web Project, the
definitive copy of server.properties under the "src/"
directory will not be updated by this tool. Changes will be written to
server.properties in your deployment
directory.
Use the "Download server.properties" button to download the settings and merge them to the
server.properties file in your Eclipse (or other IDE) project.
View DataSources
The DataSource Navigator lets you view the
available DataSources in
dedicated sections, where you can also edit and export records.
Import DataSources
This tab allows you to generate and populate database tables from DataSource definitions.
All DataSources defined in XML (as described here) are
displayed in a list. Developers may select any dataSource to see details of the dataSource and
preview
its data if any exists.
For DataSources of type "sql" or
"hibernate",
the buttons at the bottom of this tab allow users to create a new database table for the
DataSources. Test data may be imported test data, either from an existing
test data file or by uploading
String.
Server Logs
Just like in the Developer Console this will allow
you to see the 500
most recent server side log entries.
SQL Browser
On this tab you will be able to browse your SQL databases and see the data in their tables.
You may also
create DataSources from those tables and save them to disk, at the location specified by a
project.datasources.generated config property
(by default the same as the project.datasources property).
Scheduler
With the scheduler tool you can view, schedule,
trigger and pause arbitrary Quartz jobs.
Requires the Isomorphic Scheduler server library and an
initialized /
configured Quartz Scheduler.
Other Tools
Here you will find links to some other standalone development tools.
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