TY  - BOOK
AU  - Sadtler,Carla
TI  - Websphere application server-express V5.0.2 administrator handbook / 
T2  - Redbooks
SN  - 073849917X
PY  - 2003///
CY  - San José, California
PB  - IBM
KW  - WEBSPHERE
KW  - MANAGING JAVAMAIL
KW  - CLASSLOADERS
KW  - CVS SERVER
N1  - CONTENIDO
Chapter 1. Planning and installation approach
Section 1.1. Installation planning
Section 1.2. Planning for backup and recovery
Section 1.3. Installation approach
Section 1.4. Using an external Web server
Section 1.5. Finding information
Chapter 2. Express Application Server architecture
Section 2.1. An inside view of the application server
Section 2.2. Administration
Chapter 3. Administration overview
Section 3.1. Administration overview
Section 3.2. Using the administrative console
Chapter 4. Managing servers
Section 4.1. Starting and stopping application servers
Section 4.2. Modifying the server configuration
Section 4.3. Creating an application server
Section 4.4. Session management configuration
Section 4.5. Creating a virtual host
Chapter 5. Accessing databases
Section 5.1. Administration task overview
Section 5.2. Installing database drivers
Section 5.3. Update the database driver variable
Section 5.4. Database security
Section 5.5. Define database (JDBC) providers
Section 5.6. Define databases (data sources)
Section 5.7. Tuning for performance
Section 5.8. Example using IBM DB2 on Windows
Chapter 6. Managing applications
Section 6.1. Application packaging (.ear files)
Section 6.2. Gathering information
Section 6.3. Installation strategy
Section 6.4. Installing applications
Section 6.5. Managing applications
Section 6.6. Finding information about installed applications
Section 6.7. Defining shared libraries
Chapter 7. Managing JavaMail resources
Section 7.1. Configuring JavaMail resources
Chapter 8. Using a Web server plugin
Section 8.1. Installation
Section 8.2. Test the installation
Section 8.3. Generate the plugin
Chapter 9. Implementing security
Section 9.1. Express security overview
Section 9.2. Basic concepts
Section 9.3. Security implementation scenarios
Section 9.4. Defining the server and administrative users
Section 9.5. Configuring the user registry
Section 9.6. Assigning users to administrative roles
Section 9.7. Configuring the authentication mechanism
Section 9.8. Enabling global security
Section 9.9. Using SSL
Section 9.10. Using SSL to the LDAP server
Section 9.11. Using SSL between the plugin and Web container
Section 9.12. Securing applications
Chapter 10. Diagnosing problems
Section 10.1. What to do if things go wrong
Section 10.2. Administrative console messages
Section 10.3. Server logs
Section 10.4. Dumping the JNDI name space
Section 10.5. Tracing an application server
Section 10.6. Working with IBM service
Section 10.7. IBM Agent Controller settings and status
Section 10.8. Product installation information
Section 10.9. Resources for problem determination
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