Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server

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216 Getting Started with WebSphere Application Server Community Edition - Log on to the administrative console - In the left hand navigation pane, select Services → Repository. - Click Browse at the right side of File, and select the directory of the JAR library. - Specify other fields for the library following the guide in Section 3.4. - Click Install. 4. The file /var/security/groups.properties. 5. The var and deploy directories. 6. C 7. D 8. B 9. C 10. A Chapter 10 –Tuning 1. Following is the typical steps to tune a system. a) Measure the performance before you apply any changes to the system by using the appropriate monitoring tools. b) Identify possible performance bottlenecks in the whole system. c) Make changes to remove the bottlenecks. d) Return to step 1 to measure the performance. e) The cycle ends when the system reaches an acceptable performance. 2. The default size of DefaultThreadPool is 500; the default size of ConnectorThreadPool is 30. 3. Update values in wasceHome/var/config/config.xml according to the steps described in section 10.2.3 4. Following is the steps to monitor the memory usage of Community Edition server. a) Start up Community Edition, launch console. b) In the left hand navigation pane, select Server → Information to open portlet to monitor the memory usage. 5. Add JAVA_OPTS environment variable, set the value to be - Default heap size: -Xmsm - Maximum heap size: -Xmxm
Appendix A – Solutions to review questions 217 6. A 7. D 8. E 9. D 10. A Chapter 11 – Troubleshooting 1. Make sure “Remove all” checkbox has been selected in the un-install wizard 2. Replace the with your JVM path in /bin/setenv script 3. To change the port number for the server instance, open the configsubstitutions.properties file under /instancex/var/config/ and change the value of portOffset. 4. Add this arguments “-Djava.rmi.server.hostname=” into /bin/setenv script 5. Here are the locations of each log file • Install and uninstall log files are in directory - For windows platform, default is “systemDrive:/Documents and Settings/user/wasce_install.log”, where systemDrive is the drive where you install the Windows system, and user is the user name you used to log on. - For non-windows platform, default is user ID's home directory • server.log is in /var/log • client.log is in /var/log • deployer.log is in /var/log • Web server log is in /var/catalina/logs • DB2 database log: Refer to section 11.5.6 6. A 7. E 8. A, B 9. A, B 10. A, B
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