Administrating WebSphere Application server
WebSphere Application Server’s administration model is based on the Java Management Extensions (JMX) framework. JMX allows you to wrap hardware and software resources in Java and expose them in a distributed environment. JMX also provides a mapping framework for integrating existing management protocols, such as SNMP, into JMX’s own management structures. Each application server has an administration service that provides the necessary functions to manipulate configuration data for the server and its components. The configuration is stored in a repository. The repository is a set of XML files that are stored in the server's file system.
There are 3 types of administration tools are available in WebSphere Application server6.0
=> Administrative console
=> Commands
=> Scripting clients and wsadmin
There are 3 types of administration tools are available in WebSphere Application server6.0
=> Administrative console
=> Commands
=> Scripting clients and wsadmin
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