Using AIM Application Services Scripts

This AIM application installer provides four scripts with command options for starting and stopping the required services:

• mysql
• jboss
• aimService
• aimJDCService
• Command Usage
• allservices

mysql

This section provides a reference for the mysql command options. mySQL is an open source database used to store information for AIM application operation. The mySQL server must be running prior to starting the JBoss service.

Command Usage

mysql {[start|stop|check]}

• start—Starts the mySQL Server as a background process.
• stop—Stops the mySQL Server.
• check—States whether mySQL Server is running.

jboss

This section provides a reference for the jboss script command options. JBoss is the underlying server for the AIM application. The jboss Service is required to be running before starting the aimService.

Command usage

jboss {[start [console]]|stop|restart [console]|check|help}

• start—Starts the jboss Service as a background process.
• start console—Starts the jboss Service in a new window.
• stop—Stops the jboss Service.
• restart—Stops the jboss Service, and starts it again.
• restart console—Stops the jboss Service and starts it again in a new console window.
• check—States whether the jboss Service is running.
• help—Displays a help message.

aimService

This section provides a reference for the aimService command options. The aimService is the background service required to communicate with the JSS.

Command Usage

aimService {[start [console]]|stop|restart [console]|check|help}

• start—Starts the AIM application service as a background process.
• start console—Starts the AIM application service in a new window.
• stop—Stops the AIM application service.
• restart—Stops the AIM application service, and starts it again.
• restart console—Stops the AIM application service and starts it again in a new console window.
• check—States whether the AIM application service is running.
• help—Displays a help message.

aimJDCService

This section provides a reference for the aimJDCService command options. The aimJDCService is the service required to start the Juniper Data Collector.

Command Usage

aimJDCService {[start [console]]|stop|restart [console]|check|help}

• start—Starts the AIM JDC Service as a background process.
• start—Starts the AIM JDC Service as a background process.
• stop—Stops the AIM Service.
• restart—Stops the AIM JDC Service if it's running, and starts it again.
• restart console—Stops the AIM JDC Service currently running and starts it again in a new console window.
• check—States whether the AIM JDC Service is currently running.
• help—Displays a message.

allservices

This section provides a reference for the allservices command options. The allservices script starts all services, one at a time, in the sequence required for the successful use of the AIM application.

Command Usage

allservices {[start [console]]|stop|restart [console]|check|help}

• start—Starts mySQL, jboss Service, and the AIM application service as background processes.
• start console—Starts mySQL in the background, then starts the jboss Service and the AIM application service in new windows.
• stop—Stops mySQL, jboss Service, and the AIM application service.
• restart—Stops mySQL, jboss Service, and the AIM application service, and starts them again.
• restart console—Stops mySQL, jboss Service, and AIM application service if they're running, then starts mySQL in the background, and jboss and aimService in new windows.
• check—States whether mySQL, jboss Service, and AIM application services (on this workstation) are running.
• help—Displays a help message.