Dayanidhi Naidu

• Aug 1st, 2011

Hi, Basically WAS resources are nothing but the configurations and their respective properties files (Depending upon the architecture). These are way to do the configurations from backend (Server Box...

anjaneyulu

• Jul 14th, 2011

Jdbc
jms
mail services
resourec adapters
cache instances
url

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sahilsardana

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• Aug 12th, 2011

EARExpander is a command to expand an EAR (Enterprise Archive) File into a directory to run the application in that EAR file

EarExpander -ear earName -operationDir dirName -operation
[-expansionFlags ]

Vinoth

• Aug 11th, 2011

EAR - Enterprise Archive
JAR - Java Archive
WAR - Web App Archive

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Abhinay Reddy

• Oct 12th, 2011

Native_stdout.log

venkat

• Sep 21st, 2011

Native_stderr.log and native_stdout.log

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sunil

• Nov 5th, 2012

Collector tool, Collects the ALL DATA regarding your environment(All configurations).This data is helpful for IBM to resolve the issue.

pavan

• Jan 27th, 2012

Collector is a tool which provides all log files. These log files contains failure info. If the bugs cant be cleared by administrator, then by using this tool we will send all log files to IBM people.

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Ragapriya Sukumaran

• Feb 21st, 2013

1. JVM Logs : SystemOut.log and SystemErr.log - Log files for viewing the status of starting, stopping of servers. 2. Process Logs : Native_stdout.log and Native_stderr.log - The logs where the Garb...

Suresh B

• Jan 17th, 2012

SystemOut.log - standard JVM output log Indicates if the code running on the Application Server started and stopped successfully. Destination and name are configurable. Can be used for u...

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chandu7974

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• Apr 10th, 2013

Ihs log files:error.log and access.log

application server log

files:systemout.log,systemerr.log,nativestderror.log,nativestdout.log,trace.log

plugin log file:http-plugin.log

at node level activity.log

ffdc.log

koti reddy

• Jul 15th, 2011

We have different types of logs in WAS

JVM logs: SystemOut.log , SystemErr.log

process or Native logs : native_stdout.log, native_stderr.log

IBM service log : activity.log

Diagnostic log : trace.log

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sudhir.adm322@gmail.com

• Aug 9th, 2016

Check the time stamp

Arun siddesh

• Jan 2nd, 2012

Check the plugin-cfg.xml file in webserver

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What is L,L2,L3 level in web sphere application server?

santha

• Dec 7th, 2012

L1,L2,L3 support means..its quit common for the all administrations in Information Technology. its not only for the tickets handling. L1 is junior level monitoring and operator role..L2 is its has som...

Madhu

• Jul 24th, 2012

They are the standards used by each company to support the tickets.

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Srinvas

• Feb 13th, 2015

All the jar files (third party, Application Developer developed) all the required jars will be copied to a location and set the path in Shared libraries from the console and can be used to load them as part of Application Deployment

Saikat Paria

• Feb 1st, 2014

Shared library is a place where you have to keep library files like(.properties, jars ) which you want to pass into your application through application server

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What is the use of EJBs in EJB container and how it will work in WebSphere Application Server?

krishna

• Apr 23rd, 2018

WebSphere application server contains web container and EJB container. Here web container is processing the web resources files(servelts,jsp,html etc) and EJB container is processing the form beans and java beans related files(EJBrelated code).

BHANU

• Sep 8th, 2016

Generally EJBs refer to the core business codes. In was end, All transaction related (mean to say core business work) will deal by EJB Container.

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How many ways deployments in ibm websphere.please give me one examples

suresh_cheppalli

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• May 19th, 2009

In real time environment we are supposed to go for directly copying into the needed folder.Hot depolyment?has got a specific functionality which is not supported by websphere.

Krishan

• Jun 1st, 2006

Ways of deplyment depends on version of WebSphere Application server you are using.But 5.X and Above provide following ways1. Using Admin Console2. Hot Deployment  droping jsp files, with enabled...

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krishna

• Apr 23rd, 2018

Default application server SOAP port 8880.
Default dmgr SOAP port 8878.
Default node agent SOAP port 8879.

Kenny

• Dec 22nd, 2017

Isnt it 8880?

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santha

• Dec 4th, 2012

Very good Answer for the WAS Architecture is: we have to say request flow on to the WAS Environment. First we have to say what are the components are available in our WAS Environment(Application serve...

P.Rajesh

• Nov 23rd, 2012

Product binaries which are platform for profiles creation every profile have -> cell -> only one node for every cell -> one server will automatically get created, when we create profile but we can create multiple servers. these all are under communication with Web server with the help of plugin.

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James Samuel

• Oct 27th, 2006

You need to bump the heap size memory default is 0,0 Enable adminstative console in the wsad in the server settings I believe its configuration tab or environment . And logon to the adminconsole on po...

rc

• Sep 11th, 2006

u need to increase the memmory allocated to java process in WAS. In WASD deployement description there is a setting for java process memmory allocation. Increase the -Xmx values in it and see if thst works for you.It worked for me.Good luck

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suresh_cheppalli

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• May 13th, 2009

JACL is a scripting language to operate webshere application sever through command prompt. In real time environment too many jobs has to perform on applications at a time.so if we use GUI tool to perf...

rupesh2006

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• Jul 1st, 2008

JACL and JYTHON are the two scripting language Which WebSphere supports.

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shoban

• Aug 27th, 2013

While creating cluster at clustermember creation we can give weights to cluster members.

After creation of cluster if you want to change weights have to edit in PLUGIN-CFG.XML file

Sankar

• Aug 6th, 2013

Click Servers > Clusters > WebSphere application server clusters, and then click a cluster. In the Additional Properties section, click Cluster members. Change the configured weight of the cluster me...

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ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

it is about the application availability for the users who are using it. We can provide the high availability by installing the application in different cluster members. In case one of the Application...

Ritam Bose

• Sep 8th, 2011

High availability basically provide fail over to cluster member.In websphere world core group is a set of process that provides High Availability to cluster member.whenever we will create an applicati...

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vijay

• Sep 1st, 2015

WAR: Web archive file contains GIF, HTML, CLIENT BASS, SERVLET , EAR: Enterprise archive file contains Enterprise bean, deployment descriptor, IBM bindings

nithin kolagani

• Jul 26th, 2015

EAR = Servelets+JSPs+EJBs
WAR = Servelets+JSPs

Servelet: Contains the Business logic
JSP: Contains the Front-End Design
EJP: Contains the Database Information

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Keerthi

• Sep 17th, 2014

Nmon
ps -ef | grep java
view SystemOut.log
tail SystemOut.log
cat filename
du -g filename

tkma1828

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• Aug 5th, 2014

Code
1.ps -ef|grep httpd or server1
2.ps -ef|grep nodeagent
3.df -k ./
4.top-linux ,topas-aix
5.du -sk|sort-an|top or head
6.du -sk *
7.grep -i e-business systemout.log
8./usr/ucb/ps -auxww|grep server1--solaries
9.free
10.df -k swap
 

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What is a Cluster in WebSphere? Why do we need a Cluster? What are the different types of Clusters available?

sateesh babu.Ginjupalli

• May 15th, 2012

Clustering is grouping of the servers.Every cluster member must have the same configuration and same version.We can say each cluster member is the clone to one another. Clustering concept is for High ...

ks9bp

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• Feb 28th, 2012

Clustering is nothing but the logical grouping of application servers.

By using clustering we can provide the high availability environments for application.

Clustering can be done in 2 types

1. Horizontal clustering
2. Vertical Clustering

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