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    WebSphere Application Server for Developers V7

    • WebSphere Application Server for Developers V7

    • By: Sharon Tam; Shentong Wang; Michael Cheng

    • Publisher: IBM Redbooks

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    • Part Number: SG24-7913-00

    • Print ISBN-10: 0-7384-3493-0

    • Print ISBN-13: 978-0-7384-3493-3

    • Pages in Print Edition: 256

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    Overview

    This IBM® Redbooks® publication can help you install, tailor, and configure WebSphere® Application Server for Developers V7 on the Microsoft® Windows® platform.

    WebSphere Application Server for Developers is a no-charge version of WebSphere Application Server for use in a development environment only. It allows application developers to develop and unit test against the same run time as the production version of WebSphere Application Server.

    This book tells you how to perform these tasks:

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    Table of Contents

     

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    Notices
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    Trademarks

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    Preface
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    The team who wrote this book

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    Chapter 1. Setting up WebSphere Application Server
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    Section 1.1. Downloading WebSphere Application Server for Developers V7

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    Section 1.2. Installing WebSphere Application Server

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    Section 1.3. Creating profiles

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    Section 1.4. Using the command line

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    Section 1.5. Using the GUI

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    Section 1.6. Verifying the installations

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    Section 1.7. Development environment

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    Chapter 2. WebSphere administration
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    Section 2.1. Overview of WebSphere administration architecture

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    Section 2.2. WebSphere Application Server Information Center

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    Section 2.3. WebSphere configuration repository

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    Section 2.4. Application-related files

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    Section 2.5. Command-line tools

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    Section 2.6. Administrative console

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    Section 2.7. The wsadmin command and scripting

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    Section 2.8. Log files

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    Chapter 3. DictionaryApp example application
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    Section 3.1. What to know before proceeding

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    Section 3.2. DictionaryApp V1 overview

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    Section 3.3. DictionaryApp V1 source files

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    Section 3.4. Creating a Derby database

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    Section 3.5. Creating a data source

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    Section 3.6. Deploying, updating, and accessing DictionaryApp V1

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    Section 3.7. Accessing DictionaryApp V1

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    Chapter 4. Incorporating EJB3 and JPA into DictionaryApp V2
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    Section 4.1. DictionaryApp V2 overview

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    Section 4.2. DictionaryApp source files

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    Section 4.3. Redeploying DictionaryApp V2

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    Chapter 5. Incorporating JMS and MDBs into DictionaryApp V3
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    Section 5.1. DictionaryApp V3 overview

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    Section 5.2. DictionaryApp V3 source files

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    Section 5.3. WebSphere Service Integration Bus

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    Section 5.4. Setting up the service integration bus for DictionaryApp V3

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    Section 5.5. Setting up the client (message sender) side of DictionaryApp V3

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    Section 5.6. Setting up the server (message receiver) side of DictionaryApp V3

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    Section 5.7. Redeploying DictionaryApp V3

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    Section 5.8. Accessing DictionaryApp V3

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    Chapter 6. Incorporating RESTful web services into DictionaryApp V4
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    Section 6.1. Setting up Web 2.0 Feature Pack for WebSphere Application Server 7.0

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    Section 6.2. Downloading Web 2.0 Feature Pack for WebSphere Application Server 7.0

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    Section 6.3. Updating DictionaryApp V4 source files

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    Section 6.4. Redeploying DictionaryApp V4

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    Section 6.5. Accessing DictionaryApp V4

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    Section 6.6. Creating a web service client for DictionaryApp V4

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    Chapter 7. Including WebSphere-specific bindings files for DictionaryApp V5
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    Section 7.1. DictionaryApp V5 bindings files

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    Section 7.2. ibm-web-bnd.xml for DictionaryWeb

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    Section 7.3. ibm-web-bnd.xml for DictionaryEJB

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    Section 7.4. Redeploying DictionaryApp V5

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    Chapter 8. Debugging
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    Section 8.1. Enabling WebSphere debug mode

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    Section 8.2. Enabling verbose garbage collection

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    Section 8.3. Generating a Java heap dump

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    Section 8.4. Generating Java core dump

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    Section 8.5. IBM Support Assistant

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    Section 8.6. Using Garbage Collection and Memory Visualizer

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    Section 8.7. Using Memory Analyzer

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    Section 8.8. Using IBM Thread and Monitor Dump Analyzer for Java

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    Appendix A: Development tools reference
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    Section A.1. Downloading Eclipse

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    Section A.2. Installing Eclipse

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    Section A.3. Importing DictionaryApp into Eclipse

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    Section A.4. Exporting DictionaryApp EAR in Eclipse

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    Section A.5. Debugging DictionaryApp in Eclipse

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    Section A.6. Creating your own bindings file

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    Appendix B: WebSphere configurations
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    Section B.1. WebSphere Application Server directory reference

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    Section B.2. Directory structure

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    Section B.3. Changing server ports

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    Appendix C: Additional material
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    Using the web material

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    Related publications
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    IBM Redbooks publications

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    Online resources

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