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Virtual and Horizontal Clustering
What is the difference between Vertical and Horizontal clustering? What is the use of Horizontal and Vertical clusters? Which performance better among these two?
Achyuth Ram
- Apr 1st, 2011
Clustering is mainly to provide Fail-over capability.. i e if one server is goes down automatically the other server which is having the same configuration ie replica of failed server have to serve th...
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What are the responsibilities of Web container, EJB container and JNDI?
Achyuth Ram
- Apr 1st, 2011
1) The webserver plug-in examines the url, verifies the list of host name aliases from which it wil accept traffic based on the virtual host information, and chooses a server to handle the request.WEB...
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Federate A NODE
What do you mean by Federate A NODE, in Web Sphere 6.0
Achyuth Ram
- Apr 1st, 2011
We will Federate a appserver node to the dmgr node thru the command.. go to was product--> profies--> appserver home--> bin--> run the addNode.bat/sh dmgr hostname dmgr soap con...
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What happens to applications if node agent is not running?
Achyuth Ram
- Apr 1st, 2011
If node agent is not running , the corresponding the application will not b served thru that particular server... if the application is deployed on multiple servers, the remaining servers will serve the application request..
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What is Virtual Host? How will you configure Virtual Host in WebSphere?
Achyuth Ram
- Apr 1st, 2011
The main purpose of virtual host is to provide multiple host aliases to a single host name i e default host r admin host.. The virtual host entries available in virtualhost.xml. It is the cell level f...
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What is the admin console port number if security is enabled in WebSphere?
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Change Fort Name or Add a Fort Number
Which XML file will get update when you change the fort name or add a fort number to a particular host?
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Boot Strap Port Number
What is Boot Strap Port Number in WebSphere 6.0?
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WebSphere WAS Installation
How are you going to install WebSphere WAS? How will you know the installation is successful?
laharikn
- Mar 28th, 2011
we can install WAS by two types?????? 1.GUI mode??????? 2.silent mode?In silent mode, take a backup of response file from WAS root, customise the response file parameters according to u ...
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Configure SSL
How to Configure SSL for Http Server
ram1ch
- Oct 15th, 2010
Run gsk7 or gsk5 command to create the request the certificate in your SystemOnce the request is created, you need to send it to Verisign (service provider)once you get the certificate, use gsk5 or 7 ...
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What is the difference between Web Server and Application Server ?
sreenivasgowd
- Sep 5th, 2009
-> Webserver contains web container to develop web based applications-> Application server contains web container, EJB container.-> Webcontainer is used to develop web applications-> EJB containe...
mallikasachi
- Mar 15th, 2009
Webserver serves pages for viewing in web browser but application server provides exposes busineess logic for client application through various protocols
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What are the different appication servers and webservers supporting JAVA,.NET and VC++ Technologies
sreenivasgowd
- Sep 5th, 2009
Java supporting application servers: 1. Weblogic 2. jBoss 3. jRun 4.
Websphere.Net supporting application servers: 1. IIS
Padmasini
- Jan 24th, 2006
Application Server that suppots J2EE - JBossIBM Websphere and BEA Weblogic servers are a combination of Application Server, Web Server & containerJakarta Tomcat is a Serlet container+a web server.WebServer - Apache Sever
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External Users Access
The existing WebSphere architecture only allows internal users access to applications. You have recently been asked to provide a detailed solution, which will allow external users to access certain applications. Provide the details of your proposed solution.
KamleshYadav
- May 27th, 2009
Get logged in via Administrative User?on Server & create that many users id with the access in Public scope. that will allow external users to access the application.
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Deployments types in IBM websphere
How many ways deployments in ibm websphere.please give me one examples
suresh_cheppalli
- 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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Deployment Manager
What are the ways to start the Deployment Manager?
dableo
- Mar 26th, 2009
There are three ways to start a deployment manager on windows1.Start>Allprograms>IBMwebsphere>Profiles>Dmgr>Start Manager2.Start>ControlPanel>Admintools>Services>(Start the service for deployment manager)3.To start from the command prompt using startManager.bat file
gabru111
- Mar 19th, 2009
Only one way script- wasadmin binary- ./startManagerI mean no Admin console usage possible :(
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Fix Pack Feature Pack
What is the difference between web shpere fix pack and feature pack?
aajkaal
- Feb 3rd, 2009
As the name suggests fix pack is synonym for patch whereas feature pack is like an addon to a software which will provide added functionality.
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Work Load Management (WLM)
What are the two distinct features of Work Load Management?
owais.ansari
- Nov 10th, 2008
Two main features are - Load Balancing - AffinityWebSphere WLM is offering these two features on different levels like - Application/web Server Clustering &nb...
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What is the use of weblogic and web sphere.
lkc
- Aug 8th, 2005
Both BEA Weblogic and IBM's WebSphere provide J2EE based application servers which are competitiors. WebSphere leverages more on connectivity issues with MQ and legacy systems with strong dominanance in J2EE. Weblogic is pure J2EE solution provider with thirdparty adapters.
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IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
What is WSRR? IBM WebSphere Service Registry and Repository
lharikrishna
- Aug 29th, 2008
WSRR is a industry strength tool that enables the business to manage & govern their services. This comes with 5 capabilities publish, find, manage, enrich, govern. This can also be defined as a simple...
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What is the extra feature of WAS 6.x compared to WAS 5.x???
i need the difference btw the two versions of 5.x and 6.x. And in which field they differ?and why we go for 6.x rather than 5.x. and what are the similarities for both 5.x and 6.xhelp me in this issue?
avatarsingh
- Jul 2nd, 2008
Quick answer is besides the JDK 1.4.2 from 1.3, 5x has WsInstance implemenation for multiple servers whereas 6x implements profiles that are better manageable and maintainable. 5x only creates separat...
rupesh2006
- Jul 1st, 2008
• Supports J2EE 1.2, 1.3 and 1.4 specifications– Can upgrade runtime environment without upgr...
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