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Apple Posts Server Command-Line and JBoss Manuals

Posted by pudge on from the mmm-documentation dept.

critterboy writes "Apple today posted copies of the Mac OS X Server version 10.3 Command-Line Administration and Java Application Server documentation for both JBoss, Tomcat and WebObjects."

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  1. NSController by Nutcase · · Score: 3, Interesting

    Apparently there are new classes in Panther called NSController that are funky and cool coding goodness... but they are all NDAd or something, so I can't find any info on them yet. Wonder when they will post that documentation. Hmm.

  2. cool, good CLI centralization + GUI tools by danigiri · · Score: 5, Interesting
    Geez, cheking out that CLI admin document. Pretty extensive and hands-on.

    Starts up with basic commands (ssh and the like), giving way to more in-depth info, XML configuration files, etc.

    There seems to be some sort of centralized group of commands. For instance, there is the 'systemsetup' command, that handles a plethora of tasks: energy saver, time, sleep-wakeup, languages, startup... That might be helpful and a cool deviation from the traditional make-changes-in-many-places syndrome that has plagued UNIX and the like for years.

    OTOH, there's a nice review of Panther Server with cool screenshots on Maccentral.