Front cover -- Contents -- Notices -- Trademarks -- Preface -- The team that wrote this redbook -- Become a published author -- Comments welcome -- Chapter 1. Introduction to WebSphere Application Server V5.0 for iSeries -- 1.1 New packaging for WebSphere editions -- 1.1.1 WebSphere 5.0 packaging scenarios -- 1.2 New features -- 1.2.1 WebSphere Application Server V5.0 for iSeries (Base edition) -- 1.2.2 WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V5.0 for iSeries -- 1.2.3 What's unique to WebSphere Application Server V5.0 for iSeries -- 1.3 What's not available from the previous release (v4) -- 1.4 Overview of the architecture -- 1.4.1 WebSphere Application Server V5.0 for iSeries (Base edition) -- 1.4.2 WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V5.0 for iSeries -- 1.5 Development environment for WAS V5.0 -- Chapter 2. Installation of WebSphere Application Server 5.0 for iSeries -- 2.1 What products and options are included? -- 2.2 Prerequisites for WebSphere Application Server on iSeries -- 2.2.1 iSeries and AS/400 hardware requirements -- 2.2.2 iSeries and AS/400 software requirements -- 2.3 Planning installation for WAS for iSeries -- 2.3.1 Planning your steps and time needed for installation -- 2.4 Obtaining WebSphere Application Server and current fixes -- 2.4.1 Cumulative PTFs -- 2.4.2 WebSphere group PTF -- 2.5 Considering if you need Java Messaging Service (JMS) -- 2.6 Checking for previously installed versions of WAS and MQSeries -- 2.7 Reading product Release Notes for important information -- 2.8 Installing the correct cumulative PTF package -- 2.9 Starting, configuring, and verifying TCP/IP -- 2.9.1 Basic configuration of TCP/IP on iSeries -- 2.9.2 Verifying that the server's IP address is associated with the host name -- 2.10 Installing WebSphere Application Server 5.0 for iSeries -- 2.10.1 Authority requirement.

2.11 Installing WAS from CD-ROM drive of your iSeries server -- 2.11.1 Installing via the SETUP script in QShell -- 2.11.2 Installing via the Run Java (RUNJVA) command -- 2.11.3 Parameters for SETUP script and RUNJAVA command -- 2.12 Installing WAS from the CD-ROM drive of your workstation -- 2.12.1 Installing WAS from workstation using AWT mode -- 2.12.2 Installing WebSphere Application Server using silent mode -- 2.12.3 Parameters for silent installations of WebSphere Application Server -- 2.13 Installed Licence Programs -- 2.14 Installing WebSphere group PTF -- 2.15 Verifying TCP/IP configuration -- 2.16 Troubleshooting the installation -- 2.17 The library, subsystem, and job structure of WAS V5.0 -- 2.17.1 Product library and WAS subsystem -- 2.17.2 WebSphere Application Server job -- 2.17.3 MQ listener job -- 2.17.4 Other jobs for embedded JMS -- 2.17.5 The node agent job -- 2.18 IFS directory structure -- 2.19 WAS instance directory structure -- 2.19.1 The config subdirectory -- 2.19.2 The logs subdirectory -- 2.19.3 The wstemp directory -- 2.20 Directories for JMS enabled instances -- 2.21 Application data repository -- 2.22 Variable-scoped documents -- 2.22.1 Top level configuration files -- 2.22.2 Cell level configuration files -- 2.22.3 Node level configuration files -- 2.22.4 Server level configuration files -- 2.23 Deleting WebSphere Application Server components -- 2.23.1 Deleting the licensed program -- 2.23.2 Cleaning up the user data -- Chapter 3. Installation of workstation tools -- 3.1 Application Assembly Tool (AAT) -- 3.2 Application Client Resource Configuration Tool -- 3.3 Log Analyzer -- 3.4 Tivoli Performance Viewer -- 3.5 Installing the workstation tools -- 3.5.1 Workstation hardware requirements -- 3.5.2 Workstation software requirements -- 3.5.3 Procedure to install workstation tools.

Chapter 4. Installation of WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V5 for iSeries -- 4.1 Installation options -- 4.2 Prerequisites for WAS Network Deployment -- 4.2.1 iSeries and AS/400 hardware requirements -- 4.2.2 iSeries and AS/400 software requirements -- 4.3 Planning installation for WAS ND on iSeries server -- 4.3.1 Planning your steps and time needed for installation -- 4.4 Obtaining WAS Network Deployment and current fixes -- 4.5 Considering if you need Java Messaging Service (JMS) -- 4.6 Checking for the previously installed products -- 4.7 Reading product Release Notes for important information -- 4.8 Configuring and starting TCP/IP -- 4.9 Installing WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment V5.0 for iSeries -- 4.9.1 Authority requirements -- 4.10 Installing WAS-ND from CD-ROM drive of iSeries server -- 4.10.1 Installing via the SETUP script in Qshell -- 4.10.2 Installing via the Run Java (RUNJVA) command -- 4.10.3 Parameters for local installations of WAS-ND -- 4.11 Installing WAS ND for iSeries from a workstation -- 4.11.1 Installing Network Deployment from a workstation in AWT mode -- 4.11.2 Installing WAS Network Deployment from a workstation in silent mode -- 4.12 Installing WAS ND group PTF -- 4.13 Troubleshooting the installation -- 4.14 Installed licence programs -- 4.15 The Library and Subsystem structure of WAS-ND -- 4.15.1 The product library -- 4.15.2 Subsystem -- 4.15.3 WAS-ND jobs -- 4.16 IFS directory structure of WAS-ND -- 4.16.1 Directory structure of the WAS-ND configuration repository -- 4.16.2 Hierarchy of configuration directories -- 4.16.3 Variable-scoped documents -- 4.17 Uninstalling Network Deployment -- 4.17.1 Deleting the licensed program -- 4.17.2 Cleaning up the user subdirectories -- 4.17.3 Deleting WebSphere MQ classes for Java and JMS licensed program.

Chapter 5. Configuring the iSeries for WebSphere Application Server 5.0 -- 5.1 Preparing for WebSphere Application Server installation -- 5.1.1 Configuring MAXJOBS for database servers -- 5.1.2 Other CHGPJE parameters for database servers -- 5.1.3 Reviewing active prestart jobs -- 5.1.4 Configuring TCP/IP -- 5.2 Configuring your OS/400 environment for performance -- 5.2.1 Pertinent system values -- 5.3 Configuring main storage pools -- 5.3.1 Creating a main storage pool -- 5.3.2 Running subsystem QEJBAS5 in a separate memory pool -- 5.3.3 Adjusting main storage pools manually -- Chapter 6. WebSphere Application Server 5.0: configuration and administration -- 6.1 QShell scripts used in our scenario -- 6.2 Setting up the WebSphere Application base environment -- 6.3 Quick start tutorial -- 6.4 Configuring software license information -- 6.5 Basic administrative tasks -- 6.5.1 Starting the WebSphere Application Server environment -- 6.5.2 Multiple instances of WebSphere Application Server -- 6.5.3 Starting a specific application server -- 6.5.4 Verifying that the WAS environment has started -- 6.5.5 Verifying the installation -- 6.5.6 Stopping an application server -- 6.5.7 Changing a WAS application server via the script -- 6.5.8 Displaying a WAS instance via the dspwasinst script -- 6.5.9 Deleting a WebSphere Application Server instance -- 6.6 Configuring an HTTP server instance -- 6.6.1 Configuring IBM HTTP Server (powered by Apache) for iSeries -- 6.6.2 Configuring IBM HTTP Server (powered by Apache) in OS/400 V5R1 -- 6.6.3 Configuring IBM HTTP Server (powered by Apache) in OS/400 V5R2 -- 6.6.4 Configuring Lotus Domino Web server -- 6.7 Working with the Administrative Console -- 6.7.1 Starting the administrator console -- 6.7.2 Configuring a virtual host -- 6.7.3 Changing Web container HTTP transport settings.

6.7.4 Updating Web server plug-in configuration -- 6.7.5 iSeries unique administrative console features -- 6.8 Restarting the WebSphere Application Server -- 6.9 Starting IBM HTTP Server for iSeries -- 6.9.1 Verifying that the IBM HTTP Server for iSeries is started -- 6.10 Verifying installation using the external IBM HTTP server -- 6.11 Working with multiple application servers in an instance -- 6.11.1 Creating an additional application server to an instance -- 6.11.2 Deleting the additional application servers -- 6.12 WebSphere Application Server samples gallery -- 6.13 Working with Web applications in a WAS environment -- 6.13.1 Administering JDBC providers and DataSources -- 6.13.2 Working with the JDBC applications -- 6.13.3 JMS Administration in WebSphere 5.0 -- 6.13.4 Modifying JMS resources -- 6.13.5 Removing JMS resources -- 6.13.6 Installing a sample WebFacing application -- 6.13.7 Uninstalling an application -- 6.14 Administering shared libraries -- 6.14.1 Configuring shared libraries -- 6.15 Multi-language support -- 6.15.1 Configuring the language environment attributes -- 6.15.2 WebSphere Application Server product settings -- 6.15.3 Setting the national language version (NLV) -- Chapter 7. WebSphere Application Server Network Deployment 5.0: configuration and administration -- 7.1 Introduction to configuration and administration -- 7.2 Network Deployment topology overview -- 7.2.1 QShell scripts and administration functions used in this chapter -- 7.3 Building a WAS-ND cell -- 7.3.1 Administering the Deployment Manager node -- 7.3.2 Adding a node to the network deployment instance -- 7.3.3 Managing a node -- 7.4 Working with the ND administrative console -- 7.4.1 Updating a virtual host -- 7.4.2 Updating the Web server plug-in configuration -- 7.4.3 Synchronizing configuration changes -- 7.4.4 Displaying the managed processes of a node.

7.4.5 Adding a node via the administrative console.