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# Catalina Functional Specifications

## Administrative Apps - Supported Operations

Supported Operations Overview

> This document defines the Supported Operations that may be performed against the Administered Objects that are supported by Tomcat 5 administrative applications. Not all operations are required to be available through every administrative application that is implemented. However, if a given operation is available, it should operate consistently with the descriptions found here.

> Supported Operations are described for the following Administered Objects:

> - Access Logger
> - Connector
> - Context
> - Default Context
> - Engine
> - Environment Entry
> - Host
> - JDBC Resource
> - Loader
> - Manager
> - Realm
> - Request Filter
> - Server
> - Service

Access Logger

> From the perspective of a particular Access Logger, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Engine, Host, or Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Connector

> From the perspective of a particular Connector, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Service.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Context

> From the perspective of a particular Context, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Host.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.
> - Create and configure a new Access Logger associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Access Logger.
> - Remove the associated Access Logger.
> - Create and configure a new Environment Entry associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Environment Entry.
> - Remove an associated Environment Entry.
> - Create and configure a new JDBC Resource associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated JDBC Resource.
> - Remove an associated JDBC Resource.
> - Create and configure a new Loader associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Loader.
> - Remove the associated Loader.
> - Create and configure a new Manager associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Manager.
> - Remove the associated Manager.
> - Create and configure a new Realm associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Realm.
> - Remove the associated Realm.
> - Create and configure a new Request Filter associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Request Filter
> - Remove an associated Request Filter.

Default Context

> From the perspective of a particular Default Context, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Engine or Host.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.
> - Create and configure a new Environment Entry associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Environment Entry.
> - Remove an associated Environment Entry.
> - Create and configure a new JDBC Resource associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated JDBC Resource.
> - Remove an associated JDBC Resource.

Engine

> From the perspective of a particular Engine, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Service.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.
> - Create and configure a new Access Logger associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Access Logger.
> - Remove the associated Access Logger.
> - Create and configure a new Default Context associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Default Context.
> - Remove the associated Default Context.
> - Create and configure a new Host associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Host.
> - Remove an associated Host.
> - Create and configure a new Realm associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Realm.
> - Remove the associated Realm.
> - Create and configure a new Request Filter associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Request Filter
> - Remove an associated Request Filter.

Environment Entry

> From the perspective of a particular Environment Entry, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Context or Default Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Host

> From the perspective of a particular Host, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Engine.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.
> - Create and configure a new Access Logger associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Access Logger.
> - Remove the associated Access Logger.
> - Create and configure a new Context associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Context.
> - Remove an associated Context.
> - Create and configure a new Default Context associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Default Context.
> - Remove the associated Default Context.
> - Create and configure a new Realm associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Realm.
> - Remove the associated Realm.
> - Create and configure a new Request Filter associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Request Filter
> - Remove an associated Request Filter.

JDBC Resource

> From the perspective of a particular JDBC Resource, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Context or Default Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Loader

> From the perspective of a particular Loader, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Manager

> From the perspective of a particular Manager, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Realm

> From the perspective of a particular Realm, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Engine, Host, or Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Request Filter

> From the perspective of a particular Request Filter, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Engine, Host, or Context.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.

Server

> From the perspective of the overall Server, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.
> - Create and configure a new Service associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Service.

Service

> From the perspective of a particular Service, it shall be possible to perform the following administrative operations:

> - Navigate to the owning Server.
> - Edit the configurable properties of this object.
> - Create and configure a new Connector associated with this object.
> - Select and edit the configurable properties of an associated Connector.
> - Remove an associated Connector.
> - Create and configure a new Engine associated with this object.
> - Edit the configurable properties of the associated Engine.
> - Remove the associated Engine.

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