WebSphere – Course Content
Overview:
WebSphere is the IBM brand products that implement and extend Sun’s Java Two Enterprise Edition (J2EE) platform. It supports SOA and non-SOA environments. This is the middleware software for SOA/ESB environments that activates the dynamic, interconnected business processes and delivers highly effective application infrastructures for all business situations.
Training Objectives of WebSphere:
WebSphere’s powerful Intelligent Pages bring together essential web experience capabilities that creating more demand in the market. The Complete course explains the new features, including improvements in usability, performance, administration, tooling, security, and platform messaging. Candidates also learn how to work with these new features in WebSphere Application Server.
Target Students and Prerequisites:
Student must have knowledge on Java Enterprise Edition and basic Web application architecture and deployments. Students must be familiar with the network or operating system administration and problem determination skills and Understanding of the Operating System.
Overview and new feature
- Architechure overview
- Toplogy and terminalogy
- Topology and terminalogy – Express
- Main themes, product packaging and development tools
- Overview of new features
WebSphere Installation and migration
installation and migration
- Installation overview
- Profiles – details
- V6 Install – Network deployment and express
- Web server plug-in installation
- Websphere Application Server V6 migration
WebSphere system management
System management
- System management architecture
- Resource scoping
- Configuration repository
- File synchronization
- Administrative clients overview
- Browser-based administrative console
- Start/stop/monitor processes
- Other commands
- Build cell – add / remove nodes
- Cell,deployment manager, node and node agent
- Export and import configuration archives
- Manage generic servers
- Manage node groups
- Application management overview
- Application management install and uninstall
- Application management Lab – install application
- Managed application resources – enhanced EARs
- Lab – enhanced EAR files
- Fine -grained application update
- Lab – application update
- JDBC management
- Manage Web server nodes
- WRD Overview
- WRD deployment automation
- Administrative security
WebSphere Security
security
- Overview and architecture
- J2EE security for applications
- Data Dictionary Objects
- Java 2 security for applications
- CSIv2 security
- JACC
- Security for system administrator
- Authentication mechanism and user reqistries
- Adding security fir J2C/JDBC resources
- Adding security for JMS resources
WebSphere Service integration technologies
Service integration technologies
- Overview
- Architecture
- Configuration service integration bus resources
- Configuring JMS resources for service integration bus
- Workload management(WLM) and high availability (HA)
- Mediation
WebSphere Workload management and high availability
workload management and high availability
- Administrative details
- Data replication services(DRS)
- High Availability Overview
- High Availability Details
WebSphere Runtime functions
classloader and jndi
- lassloader Overview
- Details
- Examples
- lassloader Overview
- Problem determination and best practice
- Dynamic application reload
- JNDI Overview
- JNDI Basics
- JNDI Advanced
- JNDI Examples
- JNDI Problem determination
- Transport channel service
WebSphere Performance
performance and demonstrations
- Application server performance overview
- Websphere Application Server dynamic cache
- Performance advisor and Tivoli Performance Viewer(TPV)
- Request metrics
WebSphere Problem determination
Problem determination
- Overview – where to start
- Log files overview
- Loading and tracing
- Log and trace analyzer
- Hung thread detection
- Generating an IBM heap dump
- Connection leak diagnostics