Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server
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212 <strong>Getting</strong> <strong>Started</strong> <strong>with</strong> <strong>WebSphere</strong> <strong>Application</strong> <strong>Server</strong> Community Edition<br />
7. A<br />
8. B<br />
9. A<br />
10. A, C<br />
Chapter 3 – Development<br />
1. WEP is the server adapter for Community Edition. It facilitates Web application<br />
development in Eclipse <strong>with</strong> Community Edition.<br />
2. IBM Data Studio includes WEP functionality, so you don't need to install the WEP<br />
separately. It also includes all the functionality required to work <strong>with</strong> DB2 and data<br />
Web services. You can work immediately <strong>with</strong> Community Edition and DB2 after<br />
installing IBM Data Studio.<br />
3. To deploy the application into Community Edition right-click on the servlet in the<br />
Project Explorer, and choose Run As -> Run on <strong>Server</strong>.<br />
4. Right-click on the application in the Project Explorer, and choose Run As -> Run<br />
on <strong>Server</strong>.<br />
5. Yes. Using deploy command line or deploy it <strong>with</strong> Admin Console<br />
6. A<br />
7. A<br />
8. A, B, C<br />
9. A, B, C<br />
10. A, B<br />
Chapter 4 – Databases<br />
1. JDBC<br />
2. The steps to use Java API to access database<br />
a) Initialize a naming context to look up data source JNDI<br />
b) Get connection from database pool and access data<br />
c) Close unnecessary database connection after accessing data<br />
3. JDBC type 4 compliant driver db2jcc4.jar<br />
4. java:comp/env/<br />
5. DB2, Oracle, SQL <strong>Server</strong>, MySQL, Informix<br />
6. C, D<br />
7. B
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