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Thinner 'thin clients' on WebSphere Application Server V7
Today I will be talking about how to make your thin client application easily distributable to systems that do not have a WebSphere Application Server runtime installed. Some background first: Thin clients are standalone java programs typically used to start or invoke an application running on a server. The word 'thin' implies that ideal thin clients are lightweight: they are simple to run and easy to distribute. Despite their lightweight nature, they are also highly functional because the WebSphere client runtime provides a set of features... [More]
Tags:  websphere zos was thinclient application server |
WebSphere MQ SSL or TLS to the rescue!
When you are sending messages between queue managers or between clients and queue managers, most of the time there is a need to provide Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) / Transport Layer Security (TLS) in your environment. This type of security has keys that encrypt and decrypt the messages to ensure its integrity as it moves within the network. Thus the message is unable to be tampered with which could cause unwanted harm. There are different ways to secure WebSphere MQ, such as using security exits or user security. However, when you use... [More]
Tags:  security ssl mq tls certificates |
Cheat Using Message Broker Patterns
If you have been wondering how to avoid making mistakes and how to overcome the common gotchas when designing and developing message flows, you are not alone. But I have good news for you! WebSphere Message Broker V7 now offers you pre-defined solutions called "Patterns" for the common recurring problems. You do not have to be an expert in WebSphere Message Broker V7 to make use of these solutions to solve your problems! What is a Pattern? A pattern is a fully-developed reusable solution that can be altered or used as-is to address... [More]
Tags:  broker patterns message wmb websphere |
z/OS: The Mystery of the SSL Certificate Expiry Date
I am Kawsar Kamal from the WebSphere for z/OS defect support team. I came across an interesting scenario recently that makes a good candidate for my first entry into the WebSphere blog. Background: Personal certificates are signed by a Certificate Authority (CA). Both the CA and the personal certificates have a time range between which they are valid. In addition, the certificate start time (and date) must be later than or equal to its signer CA start time, and the certificate end (expiry) time must be earlier than or equal to CA end... [More]
Tags:  security ssl websphere ibm-blog zos was |
Introducing the dbDesignGenerator for simple database creation script generation in WebSphere Process Server
In this post I would like to introduce the Database Design Tool (DDT) that comes with WebSphere Process Server (WPS) V7. This tool is useful for those who want to configure all the required database resources in WebSphere Process Server: common database, messaging engine database, CEI and BPC databases. This tool is also helpful for those who want to have a custom configuration for each database. For example, when different databases need to be configured on different servers or even, when those databases are of different database types, such... [More]
Tags:  websphere generate config process design server database configuration wps dbdesigngenerator ddt |
Grabbing that Migration Bull by the Horns
As the End of Service date (30 September 2010) approaches for WebSphere Partner Gateway (WPG) version 6.0, it is time to grab that Migration Bull by the horns and begin the process of upgrading to a newer release like WPG 6.1, 6.1.1, or 6.2. I thought I would share some useful links to what's new in WPG 6.2 and to some WebSphere Software Technical Exchange (WSTE) presentations for migrating from WPG 6.0 to a supported WPG release (6.1, 6.1.1 or 6.2) that will help you to steer that migration bull in the right direction. To learn what's new in... [More]
Tags:  websphere 6.1.1 migration 6.0 gateway 6.1 wpg 6.2 partner |
Where is my server's personal certificate?
Here is a common problem I see pretty often: You log on to the WebSphere z/OS administrative console and follow this breadcrumb trail to look at your personal certificate: (Assuming you know the targeted SSL configuration, I will provide details on how you can figure that out in the next few paragraphs). SSL certificate and key management > SSL configurations > NodeDefaultSSLSettings > Key stores and certificates > NodeDefaultKeyStore > Personal certificates But there are none! The list is empty. However, you know the... [More]
Tags:  was racf websphere certificate ibm-blog personal zos |
SCA asynchronous invocation styles performance penalty to keep in mind
Today I would like to post my first blog entry in IBM.
Let me first introduce myself. My name is Mykyta Kostovskyy and have been working for 3 years in the WebSphere Business Integration (WBI) support team
for WebSphere Process Server (WPS). My job responsibility is to interact
and solve technical problems on the edge of business integration and
business process management solutions. I will blog mainly on WebSphere topics, especially I will write a lot on
Security, Performance, and WBI Know-How. So let's start! Today I
will talk to... [More]
Tags:  sca wid server wesb process business websphere performance wps bpel processing |
Are you receiving MQJMS2013 connecting to WebSphere MQ?
Fear not, you are not alone! After applying WebSphere Application Server V6.0.1.29 fix pack, your WebSphere MQ JMS applications begin failing with error MQJMS2013. Here is an example of the MQJMS2013 error: javax.jms.JMSSecurityException: MQJMS2013: invalid security authentication supplied for MQQueueManager at com.ibm.mq.jms.MQConnection.createQM(MQConnection.java:2532) at com.ibm.mq.jms.MQConnection.createQMXA(MQConnection.java:1892) at com.ibm.mq.jms.MQQueueConnection.<init>(MQQueueConnection.java:105) at... [More]
Tags:  mq mqjms2013 application server amq9245 websphere |
Does WebSphere Message Broker V7 promise anything new?
While working with the older versions of WebSphere Message Broker (WMB) V6.x, did you ever feel “Gosh! “Why does it have so many components in a single product”. If so, you have reached the right place. We will discuss some of the key features introduced in WebSphere Message Broker V7 and familiarize you with the simplified architecture of the product in addition to giving you the agility to extend your SOA environment. WebSphere Message Broker V7 was announced in October 2009. It promises to simplify your overall messaging infrastructure and... [More]
Tags:  message wmb broker websphere |