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| Preface | |
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| The team that wrote this redbook | |
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| Comments welcome | |
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| Overview of WebSphere Application Server V3.5 | |
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| What is WebSphere Application Server? | |
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| WebSphere Application Server architecture overview | |
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| Standard Edition | |
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| Advanced Edition | |
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| Open standards | |
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| What's new in WebSphere V3.5? | |
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| Installation | |
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| InfoCenter | |
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| Migration | |
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| Java 2 support | |
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| Security | |
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| New and improved administration tools | |
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| New and improved connection pooling | |
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| New Resource Analyzer | |
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| New Log Analyzer | |
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| New platform support | |
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| New database support | |
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| New Web Server support | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| WebSphere programming model | |
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| Analysis of an example application | |
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| Application components | |
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| Control flow mechanisms | |
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| Data flow sources | |
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| Chapter summary | |
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| WebSphere components | |
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| WebSphere Administrative Server | |
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| Application server | |
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| What is an enterprise application? | |
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| WebSphere administrative interfaces | |
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| Servlet support | |
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| What is a servlet? | |
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| How servlets work | |
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| WebSphere and servlets | |
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| Writing a simple servlet example | |
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| Deploying the example servlet under WebSphere | |
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| Internal servlets | |
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| JSP support | |
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| Using JSP to present dynamic content | |
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| The collaboration between form, servlet, and JSP | |
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| Rapid development using JSP | |
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| JSP life cycle | |
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| Administering JSP files | |
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| Batch compiling JSP files | |
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| JSP 1.1 | |
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| Configuring and running your JSPs | |
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| Custom tag examples | |
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| Session support | |
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| V3.02.X vs. V3.5 overview | |
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| Session feature overview | |
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| Session performance considerations | |
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| Alternatives to session support: cookies | |
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| Servlet V2.2 in WebSphere V3.5.2 | |
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| WebSphere support for Servlet API V2.2 | |
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| Selecting Servlet V2.2 support | |
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| Comparison of the Servlet API versions | |
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| Multiple error pages | |
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| Welcome file lists | |
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| The Web Application Archive (WAR) | |
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| Deploying an application from a WAR file | |
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| Using JNDI to access LDAP | |
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| What is JNDI? | |
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| Naming concepts | |
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| JNDI specifications | |
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| JNDI sample application | |
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| JDBC 2.0 support | |
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| JDBC 2.0 Core API | |
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| JDBC 2.0 Optional Extension API | |
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| Administration of data sources | |
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| Best practices for JDBC 2.0 data access with WebSphere | |
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| Recovery from DB failures | |
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| Reference information | |
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| Enterprise Java Services | |
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| Configuring Enterprise Java Services | |
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| Installing an EJB into a container | |
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| Stateless session beans | |
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| Stateful session beans | |
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| Container managed persistence (CMP) entity beans | |
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| WebSphere EJB security | |
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| Transactions | |
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| Transaction basics | |
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| Java and transactions | |
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| Enterprise JavaBeans distributed transaction support | |
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| EJB concurrency control | |
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| Settings based on EJB usage | |
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| Transaction exception handling | |
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| WebSphere family interoperability | |
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| Conclusion | |
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| XML and WebSphere | |
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| XML overview | |
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| Using XML in WebSphere | |
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| An XML example | |
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| XML basics | |
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| XML and Web browsers: XSL and CSS | |
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| Programming with XML | |
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| Summary | |
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| Application deployment | |
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| Samples we used | |
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| Before configuration | |
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| Create a virtual host | |
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| Create a JDBC driver and data source | |
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| Create an application server and other basic resources | |
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| Placing source files | |
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| Add Servlet | |
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| Create enterprise beans | |
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| Verification of the servlet and EJB | |
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| Create an enterprise application | |
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| Verification of an enterprise application | |
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| Deployment and classpaths | |
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| WebSphere security | |
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| Application security | |
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| WebSphere security model | |
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| What's new in WebSphere V3.5 security | |
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| Using client certificate based authentication with WebSphere | |
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| WebSphere and LDAP servers | |
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| Custom challenge | |
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| Topologies selection | |
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| Topology selection criteria | |
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| Vertical scaling with WebSphere workload management | |
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| HTTP server separation from the application server | |
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| Scaling WebSphere in a three-tier environment | |
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| Horizontally scaling Web servers with WebSphere | |
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| One WebSphere domain vs. many | |
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| Multiple applications within one node vs. one application per node | |
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| Closing thoughts on topologies | |
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| Workload management | |
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| Cloning | |
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| WLM | |
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| Administrative console | |
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| About WebSphere Administrative Console | |
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| In conclusion | |
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| Web console | |
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| About Web console | |
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| Web console functionality | |
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| In conclusion | |
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| The WebSphere Control Program (WSCP) | |
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| Command line administration | |
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| Tcl language fundamentals | |
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| Invoking WSCP | |
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| Command syntax of WSCP | |
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| Example WSCP procedures | |
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| Interactive administration with WSCP | |
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| Troubleshooting with WSCP | |
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| Limitations and additional information | |
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| Additional resources | |
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| XMLConfig | |
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| Introduction to XML and XMLConfig | |
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| XMLConfig components | |
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| XMLConfig new features | |
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| XML: a suitable markup language for WebSphere | |
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| Customizing XML for the WebSphere XMLConfig tool | |
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| XML Config examples and uses | |
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| WebSphere sample programs | |
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| How to obtain the samples? | |
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| WebSphere samples matrix | |
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| WebSphere samples installation | |
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| WebSphere samples location | |
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| WebSphere WSsamplesDB2_app Web application | |
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| Database configuration | |
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| WSsamplesDB2_app User Profile sample | |
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| Sample Enterprise JavaBeans configuration | |
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| WebSphere Standard Edition samples | |
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| Sample InstantDB configuration | |
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| Standard and Advanced Edition samples listing | |
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| Problem determination | |
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| The problem determination process | |
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| Messages | |
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| The format of log and trace files | |
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| WebSphere log files | |
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| The trace facility | |
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| Object level trace (OLT) and the IBM distributed debugger | |
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| Log Analyzer | |
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| Log Analyzer overview | |
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| Downloading and installing the Log Analyzer | |
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| Using the Log Analyzer to view the activity.log | |
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| Using showlog to view the activity.log | |
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| Configuring the activity.log | |
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| Display log entries in different groupings | |
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| Analyze action | |
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| Using the Log Analyzer to view the ring buffer dump | |
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| Updating the symptom database | |
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| Saving logs as an XML file | |
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| Resource Analyzer | |
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| About Resource Analyzer | |
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| What is collected and analyzed? | |
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| Resource Analyzer functionlity | |
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| Levels of data collection | |
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| Resource Analyzer requirements | |
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| Starting the Resource Analyzer | |
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| Working with the analyzer | |
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| Resource Analyzer with WebSphere V3.5.2 | |
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| Resource Analyzer documentation | |
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| Migration | |
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| About the Migration Assistant | |
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| Main steps in WebSphere migration | |
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| Migration Assistant panels | |
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| Files that are saved during migration | |
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| What is left to be done? | |
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| Migration of WebSphere V2.0.3.x to WebSphere V3.5 | |
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| Migration Assistant documentation | |
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| Installation steps | |
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| Planning | |
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| Installation steps overview | |
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| Uninstallation of WebSphere Application Server | |
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| Remote Sybase connectivity | |
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| Sybase jConnect Client | |
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| XML sample programs | |
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| Instructions for setting up and running the XML demo: Web Client | |
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| Instructions for setting up and running the XML demo: Java Client | |
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| JNDI sample programs | |
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| JNDI sample files | |
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| Deploy JNDI sample program to default_app | |
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| Run the JNDI sample | |
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| Big3 application | |
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| Big3 - small insurance application | |
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| Object interaction diagram | |
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| Install Big3 | |
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| Test the configuration | |
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| Big3 application directory structure | |
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| The admin.config file definitions | |
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| Using the additional material | |
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| Using the CD-ROM | |
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| Locating the additional material on the Internet | |
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| Using the Web material | |
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| Special notices | |
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| Related publications | |
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| IBM Redbooks | |
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| IBM Redbooks collections | |
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| Other resources | |
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| Referenced Web sites | |
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| How to get IBM Redbooks | |
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| IBM Redbooks fax order form | |
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| Index | |
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| IBM Redbooks review | |