FuseESB 4.4 - Admin Console?

[shaffin_shaffin.bhanji]

I just installed FuseESB 4.4, and the admin console is no longer available at http://localhost:8181/system/console/admin

I get a 404, has this changed?

Shaffin.

[mjabali]

Hi Shaffin,

Do you have the webconsole feature installed?

You can run the following command to double check:

karaf@root> features:list |grep webconsole

If not, just run the following to get it installed:

karaf@root> features:install webconsole

and

karaf@root> features:install webconsole-base

then running:

karaf@root> osgi:list

should tell you it is active and you should be able to access the Admin console using http://localhost:8181/system/console/admin (default user/passwd: smx/smx)

Hope this helps,

-Marcelo

[shaffin_shaffin.bhanji]

Thanks! Being new to FuseESB, I knew it had to be something simple So do we have an inventory of all the features and their descriptions?

[mjabali]

Yes. features:list lists all existing features available while osgi:list lists all installed bundles.

You may want to also take a look on the powerful FUSE ESB Console Reference Documentation

Good luck with FUSE ESB...

-Marcelo

[shaffin_shaffin.bhanji]

Thanks!

What about apachemq-web-console - I installed the feature but what port exposes the apachemq administration console?

The apachemq doc has it at http://localhost:8161/admin but does not work after installing the feature.

Edited by: shaffin on Aug 17, 2011 6:53 PM

[mjabali]

Take a look here:  http://activemq.apache.org/osgi-integration.html#OSGiIntegration-WebConsole

I suspect you have activemq-broker feature installed already and that already starts an instance of ActiveMQ. The web-console will try to start another instance of ActiveMQ.

You may want to uninstall that feature (karaf@root> features:uninstall activemq-broker) to make sure you can start the web-console.

Restart Fuse ESB after you make those changes to make sure everything is starting correctly at this time.

Then try the following URL: http://localhost:8181/activemqweb/index.jsp

That's probably what's going on in your Fuse ESB install.

Hope this helps,

-Marcelo

[shaffin_shaffin.bhanji]

That worked perfectly!

Thanks Marcelo.