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<h1>GlassFish v3 User Task Analysis for Grizzly Configuration</h1>

Attendees
Scope
Related Information
Existing Tasks to Be Retained
New Tasks to Be Added
Deferred Tasks
Associated Concepts

Attendees

Oleksiy Stashok via email
Kim Haase via email
Facilitator: June Parks

Scope

User tasks and goals associated with the Grizzly configuration that should be described in the user documentation, especially the Administration Guide.

Related Information

Existing Tasks to Be Retained

To Create an HTTP Listener (NOTE: Need to add that a network listener is created behind the scenes)
To List HTTP Listeners
To Delete an HTTP Listener
To Configure an HTTP Listener for SSL
To Delete SSL From an HTTP Listener
To Create a Virtual Server
To List Virtual Servers
To Delete a Virtual Server

New Tasks to Be Added

To Create an HTTP Network Listener, follow these steps:
1. To Create an HTTP or HTTPS Protocol create-protocol --securityenabled=false|true (to use the built-in http-listener-1 HTTP protocol or http-listener-2 HTTPS protocol, skip this step)
2. To Create an HTTP Configuration create-http (if using a built-in protocol, skip this step)
3. To Create a Transport create-transport (to use the built-in tcp transport, skip this step)
4. To Create a Thread Pool create-threadpool (to not use a thread pool or to use the built-in http-thread-pool thread pool, skip this step)
5. To Create a Network Listener create-network-listener (specify a protocol and transport, optionally a thread pool)
To Delete an HTTP Configuration delete-http
To Delete a Protocol delete-protocol
To Delete a Transport delete-transport
To Delete a Thread Pool delete-threadpool
To Delete a Network Listener delete-network-listener
To List Protocols list-protocols
To List Transports list-transports
To List Thread Pools list-threadpools
To List Network Listeners list-network-listeners

Deferred Tasks

To Create a Network Listener with Protocol Filters, follow these steps:
1. To Create a Protocol Filter
2. To Create a Protocol Using Protocol Filters
3. To Create a Transport
4. To Create a Thread Pool (optional)
5. To Create a Network Listener
To Create a Network Listener with Port Unification, follow these steps:
1. To Create Sub-Protocols for Port Unification
2. To Create a Port Unification Configuration
3. To Create a Port Unification Protocol
4. To Create a Transport
5. To Create a Thread Pool (optional)
6. To Create a Network Listener
To Delete a Port Unification Configuration
To List Port Unification Configurations
To Delete a Protocol Filter
To List Protocol Filters
To Create a File Cache
To Delete a File Cache
To List File Caches

Associated Concepts

Existing HTTP Listener tasks, retained for backward compatibility, operate on network listeners behind the scenes
Name of built-in HTTP protocol is http-listener-1 (same name as built-in HTTP network listener)
Name of built-in HTTPS protocol is http-listener-2 (same name as built-in HTTP network listener)
Name of built-in transport is tcp
Name of built-in thread pool for HTTP network listeners is http-thread-pool

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