The UI is provided in a separate package named
jasmine-ui-<version>.zip
. For install JASMINe,
just unzip this file in a separate directory.
To launch the UI, you just have to launch
./jasmine
or jasmine.exe
.
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Known bug : The ActionBar of the "Nodes Explorer" view doesn't appear correctly. You can fix this by expandind and reducing it. |
In the menu, File > New > Jasmine Diagram
The Connection Manager window opens.
The different parts are:
Jade Front: Corresponds to the connection with the
jade-ejb.jar
EJB. It also needs the location
where the JMX bridge creates the RMI registry and the location where
the jadeboot creates the Fractal RMI registry.
Probe Front: It's the connection used for the real-time monitoring. It creates a subscriber to the JMS topic where the monitoring system sends the data.
Rulelogs Front: It connects with the logs EJB and it's used for retrieving from the UI the logs data.
In each part, there are a connection status, the IP and the port for each part of the server side. There are three possible status :
Connected: the connection is established.
Disconnected: the connection has been closed.
Connection Failed: there is a problem. The connection can't be established.
Now, you should have a blank JASMINe diagram and the different views of the console.
Right-click on the "Nodes Explorer" view : a pop-up menu, with 2 entries, should appear. Choose the "Add Node" menu. A new JASMINe node has been created. You can configure it in the properties view
A JASMINe node represents a host inside the cluster.
Currently, only 2 properties are important :
[java] [Allocator] receive newNode jmsMessage : <jasmine-monitored-node-address>_<node-id>
The other properties are not currently used.
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WARNING : In this version, you should manually synchronize the properties view, the JASMINe diagram editor and the "Nodes Explorer" view. This can be done with the "refresh" button
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Choose an element in the "palette tool" and add it on the diagram editor.
To create connections between middleware, use the connectors in the "palette tool".
The next step is to choose the JASMINe node where the middleware will be deployed.
Your architecture is now ready to be deployed and started.