Installing GlassFish

Setting Up Your Development Environment on OpenSolaris

GlassFish Application Server

GlassFish Application Server is an open source Java EE based application server.

To download and install the GlassFish Application Server by using the OpenSolaris Package Manager:

  1. On your OpenSolaris system, select System > Administration > Package Manager from the desktop.
  2. To find all the GlassFish packages, do one of the following steps:
    • Select a Repository to search, select Web Services from the category menu, and select All Packages from the Show menu.
    • Select a Repository to search, type glass in the Search field, and press the Enter key.
    • Select All Repositories from the Search menu, type glass in the Search field, and press the Enter key.
  3. A check mark in the Status column of the package list means that package is already installed on your system. A green star in the Status column means an update is available for that package. If the glassfish<version> package is not already installed, or if you want to update that package, select the checkbox to the left of the package name and then select the Install/Update button or the Package > Install/Update menu option at the top of the Package Manager window.

To install the GlassFish Application Server from the command-line, enter the following command.

$ pfexec pkg install glassfish<version>

For more information, see the following resources.

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