Using variables:
Use can set th e WebSphere variables from Environment -> WebSphere variables. These are used in the configuration files.
Setting the variable:
=> Environment -> WebSphere variables
=> Select the scope where you want to define it
=> Click new if you want to create a new variable
=> If you want to change some variable double click it to edit.
Example: if you want to give the variable database drivers path say oracle drivers at node01 scope, then
=> Environment -> WebSphere variables
=> Nodeànode01
=> Click apply
=> Choose oracle_jdbc_driver_path and double click it
=> Give the path where you have the oracle database drivers.
=> Click apply and save.
Setting the variable:
=> Environment -> WebSphere variables
=> Select the scope where you want to define it
=> Click new if you want to create a new variable
=> If you want to change some variable double click it to edit.
Example: if you want to give the variable database drivers path say oracle drivers at node01 scope, then
=> Environment -> WebSphere variables
=> Nodeànode01
=> Click apply
=> Choose oracle_jdbc_driver_path and double click it
=> Give the path where you have the oracle database drivers.
=> Click apply and save.
Saving the Work
After making all the configuration changes or any change to the WebSphere application server you need to save the work to get it reflected in the central configuration repository. You can save the work in two ways.
=> If you made any change, you will be presented with options like save or discard at the top on the task bar, clicking on them will save the work
=> You can go to system administration -> save changes to the master configuration from the navigation tree and click on it.
=> If you made any change, you will be presented with options like save or discard at the top on the task bar, clicking on them will save the work
=> You can go to system administration -> save changes to the master configuration from the navigation tree and click on it.
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