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 | Administer your WebSphere servers from Andriod phones |
 Check out this tool called WASdroid. Mobile admin client for simple things in WAS. Cool and Free.
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Posted by billylo on Tuesday, October 11 @ 11:23:51 EDT (2108 reads)
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| WebSphere Script Libraries in V7 |
Did you know there is a set of out-of-the-box library of WebSphere jython scripts you can use (as example or directly invoke them using wsadmin) to perform administrative functions (from installing an EAR to setting up JMS queues or JDBC resources)?
Go to WAS_ROOT/scriptLibraries and you will find a good set there.
Another good set of examples are on the developerWorks site here.
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Posted by billylo on Tuesday, February 08 @ 22:18:55 EST (2626 reads)
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| WebSphere on Amazon EC2 cloud |
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, November 25 @ 23:54:09 EST (1710 reads)
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| Integrated Log Scanning for WebSphere Applications (Splunk for WebSphere App) |
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, July 04 @ 17:04:20 EDT (2004 reads)
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| Get to know more about java.lang.OutOfMemoryError |
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, May 26 @ 00:37:36 EDT (2065 reads)
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| WebSphere AppServer on the Amazon EC2 cloud? |
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Posted by billylo on Thursday, January 07 @ 19:57:24 EST (1114 reads)
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| Use a 2nd WebSphere cell for HA |
Having a 2nd production WebSphere cell can help with implementing schedule maintenance more easily. See Alexandre's article for more details.
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Posted by billylo on Monday, November 09 @ 20:56:40 EST (2308 reads)
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| WebSphere on zOS - Optimized Local Adapters |
Many WebSphere applications connect to backend programs running on zOS... if you are using WebSphere on zOS, there is a special type of resource adapter called "OLA" (optimized local adapter) you can use to take advantage of zWAS. You can find an overview on OLA from this training material.
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Posted by billylo on Monday, August 10 @ 11:12:39 EDT (1274 reads)
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| A new WebSphere admin blog |
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Posted by billylo on Monday, July 20 @ 07:45:17 EDT (1435 reads)
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| Tech talk coming up on WebSphere crash analysis |
Okay, the JVM crashed. What should I do next? This tech talk on May 13 will cover how to gather data and analyze a crashed JVM (e.g. java core, system core dumps)
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Posted by billylo on Monday, April 27 @ 12:50:41 EDT (1075 reads)
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| Managing SOA solutions that involve multiple WebSphere products |
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, April 05 @ 08:04:35 EDT (1004 reads)
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| More on WebSphere on Solaris (GWC) |
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Posted by billylo on Wednesday, March 18 @ 07:06:24 EDT (991 reads)
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| WebSphere on Solaris (Solaris patch can cause WebSphere memory leak) |
If you are using WebSphere on Solaris 10, check out this notice on a Solaris patch that may cause memory leaks to WebSphere.
Solaris Sparc Patch: 138888-05 and Intel Architecture Patch: 138889-03
and 138889-05 should avoid being installed because a memory leak in AIO
will appear. If this Solaris level is needed and can not be avoided,
AIO must be disabled. When AIO is disabled, code is executed with NIO.
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Posted by billylo on Sunday, March 15 @ 09:13:41 EDT (1184 reads)
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| Billy Newport has a youtube channel on WebSphere eXtreme Scale |
Billy Newport has a youtube channel where he shares his thoughts on the usage of WebSphere eXtreme Scale (e.g. using Object Grid with JPA and Hibernate.) Very interesting.
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Posted by billylo on Saturday, March 07 @ 07:22:44 EST (2159 reads)
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| Learning to manage a WebSphere environment |
If you are getting started to learn to administer a WebSphere environment, this WebCast would be good for you. It covers the basic concepts of system management in WebSphere.
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Posted by billylo on Saturday, March 07 @ 07:09:12 EST (1268 reads)
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