This unit teaches the essentials needed to install and configure the
WebSphere Application Server. Students will learn to setup security,
actuate server engines, and gain in-depth knowledge of how WebSphere
Application Server works.
Unit Duration: 32
hours
Unit Objectives:
Students will gain an understanding WebSphere Application Server,
including administration and security, which will allow them to administer
and deploy applications and web sites.
Understand Web Architecture
Deploy a web site using WebSphere Studio
Administer a web site using WebSphere Console
Know basic security concepts supported by the WebSphere Application
Server
Understand components of WebSphere Application Server security
model
Deploy WebSphere Applications
Unit Outline:
Web Application Architecture
Overview
Static Content
Static HTML Architecture
Dynamic Content
Model-View-Controller
Issues
Network Architecture
Network Bandwidth
Software Compatibility
Server Capability
Training
System Components
Web Server (WS)
WebSphere Application Server (WAS)
Database
Web Servers
Browser, URL, Name Server, Port
HTTP Protocol
HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP)
Uniform Resource * (UR*)
Opening a Connection
Closing a Connection
HTTP Server Plugin
Options for Separating HTTP Server
HTTP Plugin View
Installation of WAS V4.0
Request Processing
WebSphere 4.0 Administration
Revised Admin Scope
Admin Views
Admin Console
Common Admin Tasks in 4.0
View Deployment Descriptors
Start/Stopping
Web Server Plugin Configuration
HTTP Transports
Session Management
Session Tracking Methods
Local Sessions
Session Advance Configuration
Session Affinity
Persistent session management
WLM
EJB requests
Servlet requests
Defined using Server Groups and Clones
Changes made to Server Group apply to clone
Vertical/Horizontal Scaling
Enterprise Java Services
Web Applications
Session, Cookies, URL Rewriting, etc.
JDBC and Connection Pooling
JDBC
DriverManager
JDBC-ODBC Bridge Driver
Third Party JDBC Driver
Connection
PreparedStatement
ResultSet
WebSphere Security
Web Security Overview
Application Security
Application Security Components
Challenge Mechanisms
Authentication Mechanism
Authorization Policies
Web Security in WebSphere 3.5
WebSphere Security
Access control
Delegation
Single sign-on
Default Security in WAS 3.5
Application Security
Enable Security
Security Components
WebSphere User Registries
WebSphere Authentication
Method Groups
Web Resource Security
WAS Security Processing
Architectural Details
Custom Challenge
WebSphere 4.0 Security
Security Changes
WebSphere Security Architecture
Collaborators
Web Module Security
J2EE Security Types
EJB 1.1 Security
Global Security
Security Registries
Custom Pluggable Security
CustomRegistry interface
WebSphere 4.0 Deployment
Deployment Model
Deployment View
Deployment Descriptors
Web Applications
WAR files
web.xml
EJB Modules
EJB Jar
ejb-jar.xml
Enterprise Applications
EAR Files
application.xml
Classloaders (Module Visibility)
Server
Application
Module
Compatibility
Class Loading Structure
Classloader Consequences
Global or Not Global
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