Starting and Stopping Applications

Starting Applications

1. From the Show dropdown box, choose a functionality depending on the type of applications you want to monitor.

2. Select the required non-running application and choose Start

3. The Start <application> Functionality wizard appears, providing the following options:

   • Using Default Behavior - starts all dependencies except for the " lazy started " ones.

   • Setting "Started" as Default State - starts all dependencies with " default started " status. The " lazy started " applications are not included.

   • Including Lazy Java EE Applications - starts all dependencies, including the " lazy started " applications.

   • Including Lazy Java EE Applications and Setting "Started" as Default State - starts all dependencies with both " default started " and " lazy started " status.

4. Choose Next to view the list of all dependencies that will be started together with the application.

5. Choose Finish .

Stopping Applications

1. From the Show dropdown box, choose a functionality depending on the type of applications you want to monitor.

2. Select the required running application and choose Stop .

3. The Stop <application> Functionality wizard appears, providing the following options:

   • Using Default Behavior - stops all dependencies together with the " lazy stopped " applications.

   • Setting "Stopped" as Default State - stops all dependencies as they accept " default stopped " status. That is, the next time the AS Java is started, these applications will be stopped.

   • Only Stop Lazy Java EE Applications Associated with Functionality - stops only the " lazy stopped " applications.

4. Choose Next to view the list of all dependencies that will be stopped together with the application.

5. Choose Finish .