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11.3.3 Could not communicate with the server ..................................................... 198 11.4 Classpath and dependency ............................................................................... 199 11.5 Using Community Edition log files as diagnostic tools ...................................... 199 11.5.1 Installation and un-installation logs ............................................................. 199 11.5.2 Server log ................................................................................................... 200 11.5.3 Client log ..................................................................................................... 201 11.5.4 Deployer log ................................................................................................ 201 11.5.5 Web log ....................................................................................................... 201 11.5.6 DB2 database log ....................................................................................... 201 11.5.7 System.out and System.err ........................................................................ 202 11.6 Summary ............................................................................................................ 202 11.7 Review questions ............................................................................................... 203 Chapter 12 – Advanced features ................................................................................. 205 12.1 GShell ................................................................................................................ 205 12.2 Customizing a new server assembly ................................................................. 206 12.3 Plug-in management .......................................................................................... 206 12.4 WADI Clustering ................................................................................................ 207 12.5 Farming deployment .......................................................................................... 207 12.6 Review questions ............................................................................................... 208 Appendix A – Solutions to review questions ............................................................. 211 Appendix B – Up and running with DB2 ..................................................................... 219 B.1 DB2: The big picture ............................................................................................ 219 B.2 DB2 Packaging .................................................................................................... 220 B.2.1 DB2 servers .................................................................................................. 220 B.2.2 DB2 Clients and Drivers ............................................................................... 221 B.3 Installing DB2 ...................................................................................................... 222 B.3.1 Installation on Windows................................................................................ 222 B.3.2 Installation on Linux ...................................................................................... 223 B.4 DB2 tools ............................................................................................................. 224 B.4.1 Control Center .............................................................................................. 224 B.4.2 Command Line Tools ................................................................................... 225 B.5 The DB2 environment ......................................................................................... 229 B.6 DB2 configuration ................................................................................................ 230 B.7 Connecting to a database ................................................................................... 231 B.8 Basic sample programs ....................................................................................... 233 B.9 DB2 documentation ............................................................................................. 234 Appendix C – Using the sample code ......................................................................... 235 Resources ...................................................................................................................... 237 Web sites ................................................................................................................... 237 Books ......................................................................................................................... 239 Contact ....................................................................................................................... 240
13 Preface Keeping your skills current in today's world is becoming increasingly challenging. There are too many new technologies being developed, and little time to learn them all. The DB2® on Campus Book Series has been developed to minimize the time and effort required to learn many of these new technologies. Who should read this book? This book is intended for anyone who works with or intends to work with a Java Platform Enterprise Edition (Java EE) application server, such as Java EE application developers, deployers, administrators, consultants, software architects, instructors, and students. The book assumes you have a basic knowledge of Java and Java EE; therefore concepts related to these topics such as a servlet will not be fully explained or not explained at all. If you don't have these skills, see the "What's Next?" section below for other free eBooks where you can gain these skills. How is this book structured? This book has three parts: • Part I, Overview and Setup, explains what WebSphere® Application Server Community Edition is all about, introduces the WebSphere Application Server family of products and features, and discusses installation. • Part II, Java EE Development with Community Edition introduces WebSphere Application Server Community Edition application development, including an introduction to the developer environment, Servlet/JSP, EJB/JPA, JMS, and Web service development. • Part III – Administering Community Edition is designed to familiarize you with the Community Edition admin console, application deployment, tuning, and troubleshooting. Exercises are provided for most chapters; and any input files required are provided in the compressed file gettingStartedWithWasceEdition1st_src.zip that accompanies this book. A book for the community This book was created by the community; a community consisting of university professors, students, and professionals (including IBM employees). The online version of this book is released to the community at no-charge. Numerous members of the community from around the world have participated in developing this book, which will also be translated to
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