WA1119 WebSphere Administration v3.5 on Solaris Course Outline 1. Introduction to WebSphere Application Server Build a Web Application with IBM WebSphere Enterprise Applications Java Applications The Framework for WebSphere Enterprise Applications The Architecture of WebSphere Enterprise Applications A Scenario for a WebSphere Enterprise Application IBM WebSphere Product Family WebSphere Studio 3.5 – Pro WebSphere Studio 3.5 –Advanced VisualAge for Java V3.5 IBM HTTP Server 1.3.12 WebSphere Application Server WebSphere Editions – Standard WebSphere Editions – Advanced WebSphere Editions – Enterprise WebSphere Performance Pack v3.0 WebSphere Commerce Suite v5.1 WebSphere Site Analyzer V3.5 Introduction to the WebSphere Application Server Services provided by WebSphere Application Server WebSphere Application Server Architecture WebSphere Application Server Components Administrative Domain Administrative Repository Administrative Servers Administrator’s Console The Domain Topology Web Server Plug-in Application Server Application Server OSE/Servlet Redirector WebSphere Administrative Topology Typical WebSphere Configuration-Single Machine Typical WebSphere Configuration-Multiple Machines Typical WebSphere Configuration-Multiple Machines WebSphere Information 2. WebSphere Application Server Installation Major Installation Steps Installing WebSphere Application Server AE Start Installation Security and Database Options HTTP Server Configuration and Test Database Configuration Testing the installation 3. WebSphere Application Server Administration WebSphere Application Server Administration Concepts Administrative Activities WebSphere Administrative Model Types of Administrative Resources Administrative Repository Administration Request Processing WebSphere Administration with the Administrator’s Console Open the Administrative Console Administrator’s Console The Type View The Topology View Setting Up a New Environment Create a Node Create a Virtual Host Create a JDBC Driver Create a Data Source Install a JDBC Driver WebSphere Administration with XMLConfig XML Configuration Management Tool XML Overview XML Properties Processing XML using Java XML Support in WebSphere XMLConfig tool XMLconfig command syntax WASCML Grammar WebSphere XML Config file Using XMLConfig Using XMLConfig Example of WebSphere XML Config file Stopping a Server with XML 4. Deployment of JAVA Enterprise Applications Concepts of JAVA Enterprise Applications Java Programs Java Servlets Servlet Sample - Hello World JavaServer Pages JSP Sample - Hello.jsp Enterprise JavaBeans EJB Container Functionality Persistence Management Transaction Management Two-Phase Commit Transactions in EJB Basic Components of Entity Beans and Session Beans Major Components of Deployed EJBs How EJBs Work WebSphere Enterprise Application Environment Enterprise Applications Web Application Deployment of Enterprise Applications with WebSphere WebSphere Classpaths Placing Application Files Directories for Application Files Directories for Application Files Setting Application Server (JVM) Classpath Setting EJB JAR and Dependent Classpath Setting Web Application Classpath Deploying an Enterprise Application in WebSphere Create an Application Server Create a Servlet Engine Create Web Applications Create Servlets Add Built-In WebSphere Servlets Create an EJB Container Deploy EJBs JETACE Create EJBs Configure Web Resources Create Enterprise Applications Starting and Stopping Resources 5. Managing WebSphere Security Concepts of WebSphere Application Security Security Functionality WebSphere Security Functionality Authentication Basic Challenge Certificate-based Challenge Custom-based Challenge LDAP LDAP Directory Structure LTPA LTPA/LDAP Mechanism HTTP Single Sign On (SSO) User Registry Authorization Policy EJB Delegation Policies Delegation Scenario WebSphere Security Architecture WebSphere Security Components WebSphere Security Architecture WebSphere Security Model WebSphere Security Configuration Steps to Enable Security Configure Global Security Settings Default Security for Resource Configure Global Security Settings Configure Global Security Settings Configure Application Security Configure Application Security Secured Resources Method Groups Configure Resource Security-EJB Configure Resource Security-EJB Delegation Configure Resource Security-HTTP Assign Permissions 6. Administering Load Balanced Web Applications Concepts of Workload Management Workload Management WebSphere Application Scaling Server Group A Simple Architecture Vertical and Horizontal Scaling WebSphere WLM Architecture Servlet Clustering Web Server Plug-in Configuration Sample of Web Server Plug-in Configuration files Remote OSE Remote OSE Configuration Thick Redirector Thick Redirector Configuration Thin Redirector Thin Redirector Configuration Administrative Server Cluster Cloning WebSphere Applications Cloning Applications Objects that can be Modeled/Cloned Create a Model from a Application Server Create a Clone from a Model Create Servlet Redirector Topology with Model and Clones EJB Workload Management EJB Workload Management Routing Options for WLM Deploy WLM-enabled EJB EJB WLM Request Processing Client Requirements for EJB WLM Session Management and WLM WLM Cloning Issue Session Persistence Enable Session Persistence 7. WebSphere Application Tracing and Trouble Shooting Problem Determination in WebSphere Resources for Identifying Problems Message and Trace Events Logs Examples of WAS Logs Application Tracing Web Server Plug-in Tracing Logging and Tracing Point in WAS V 3.5 Tools for Tuning and Trouble Shooting Java Socket Level Trace IBM OLT and Distributed Debugger Java Name Tree Browser Jdbctest Using the Sample Servlets for Debug Problem/Tool/Trace/Log Matrix Problem/Tool/Trace/Log Matrix Problem/Tool/Trace/Log Matrix Tivoli Ready Enablement Using WebSphere Admin Console for Investigating WebSphere Behavior Viewing Messages-Console Message Area Viewing Messages-Event Viewer Setting Log File Mask for oop Logs Enabling trace for the Admin Console Enabling Trace for Administrative Server Enabling Trace for an Application Server Trace/Log Entry Format Dumping Trace Ring Buffer to a File Viewing Transactions Server or Application Failure Using your error reporting servlet or JSP file Using Object Level Trace and Distributed Debug Procedural overview Install OLT and Debugger on Windows NT Configure the application server Debug properties Start the Debugger/OLT client and adjust settings 8. WebSphere Performance Monitoring and Tuning Tools for Performance Monitoring and Testing Performance Test Tools Monitoring Tools WebSphere Resource Analyzer Resource Analyzer Hierarchy of Performance Data Setting Levels for Performance Data Collection Performance Data Opening the Resource Analyzer Using WebSphere Resource Analyzer Setting Display Options Storing and Replaying Data from a Log File WebSphere Performance Tuning WebSphere Tuning HTTP Server Tuning WebSphere Application Server Tuning JVM Setting JVM Heap Transport Queue Servlets Auto Reload ORB DB Connection Pooling Session Management 9. WebSphere Site Analysis Site Analysis WebSphere Site Analyzer Site Analyzer Architecture Usage Analysis Content Analysis Install Site Analyzer Configure DB2 for Site Analyzer Configure and Start Site Analyzer Create a Project Create Content Analysis View content analysis with Site Surveyor View content analysis with Site Quick Find Create Content Report Elements Create Usage Analysis Create Usage Report Elements Creating a report Generating a report Example of Usage Report