Look up descriptions and settings to help you use the administrative
console.
Business Integration Security
The following topics describe the console pages used to
view and administer the authentication aliases used to access secure
components.
Business Rules Manager Configuration
The Business Rules Manager configuration page installs the business
rules manager to your runtime environment.
Business Rules and Selectors Auditing
You can configure the server to use different values than the default
for the log that keeps track of new, changed, and deleted business rules and
selectors. Changing the configuration can help you conserve server resources.
Business Space Configuration
Use the administrative console to configure
Business Space powered by WebSphere® for
your applications and your runtime environment.
Business Integration Configuration
The Business Integration Configuration console page enables
you to view and define the detailed configuration of the current deployment
target as well as the deployment targets that relate to the current
server or cluster.
Business rules
A business rule is anything that imposes structure upon or controls
the behavior of a business practice. A rule can enforce business policy, establish
common guidelines within an organization, or control access in a business
environment.
Common Base Event Browser
A specification based on XML defines a mechanism for managing events,
such as logging, tracing, management, and business events, in
business enterprise applications. The Common Base Event Browser enables you
to retrieve and view these types of events in the event database.
Common Event Infrastructure
Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) is an embeddable technology
intended to provide basic event management services to applications
that require those services.
Browse Deployment Target
Servers and clusters that support Advanced Integration
service applications can use remote clusters or servers to host the
required Java Messaging Service (JMS) queue destinations and messaging
engines. The Browse Deployment Targets console page enables you to
select a remote host for this purpose.
Data source configuration
Business integration components can require data sources. The following
topics describe the console pages used to view and configure data sources
for these components.
Common Event Infrastructure
Common Event Infrastructure (CEI) is an embeddable technology
intended to provide basic event management services to applications
that require those services.
Failed event manager
Use the failed event manager to find and manage failed
events on all servers in a cell. The interface enables you to view
(and in some cases, edit) the data for a failed event, resubmit a
failed event, or delete a failed event.
Cross-Component Trace
Cross-component tracing allows you to identify trace.log
data that is associated with modules and components. The data can
include error and event information, such as corrupted data or runtime
exceptions, captured during SCA processing. The input and output data
passing between components can also be captured and used for problem
determination in IBM Integration Designer.
Deployment environments
A deployment environment is a collection of configured
clusters, servers, and middleware that collaborate to provide an environment
to host software modules. For example, a deployment environment might
include a host for message destinations, a processor or sorter of
business events, and administrative programs.
Remote artifact loader
The remote artifact loader provides a mechanism for loading
existing artifacts into your applications from remote servers or from
other applications in the same server.
Relationship service
The relationship service maintains relationships and roles
in the system. It manages relationship and role definitions and metadata
and makes it possible to specify the definition of a relationship
and manipulate the instances derived from the definition.
Relationship manager
The relationship manager is a tool for manually controlling
and manipulating relationship data to correct errors found in automated
relationship management or provide more complete relationship information.
In particular, it provides a facility for retrieving as well as modifying
relationship instance data.
REST Services
Use the administrative console to enable Representational
State Transfer (REST) services that you want to use during runtime.
SCA resources
View and modify the configuration of deployed SCA modules, including
the interfaces and bindings of imports and exports.
Service Component Architecture
Servers and clusters can support Service Component Architecture
(SCA) applications, application destinations, or both. Use the Service
Component Architecture console page to enable a server or cluster
in a network deployment environment to host service applications,
their required messaging engines and destinations, or both.
Service Component Architecture
Servers and clusters can support Service Component Architecture
(SCA) applications, application destinations, or both. Use the Service
Component Architecture console page to enable a server or cluster
in a network deployment environment to host Advanced Integration service
applications, their required messaging engines and destinations, or
both.
Selectors
Selector components provide a single interface to a service that
may change results based on certain criteria. The selector component includes
an interface and a selector table. Based on the criteria, the selector table
determines which component (named the target component) processes the request.
The server returns the processing result provided by a target component to
the client.
Service Integration Bus Browser
This information tells you how to use the service integration
bus browser to administer service integration buses and their components.
Service monitor configuration
The service monitor measures the response
time and request throughput for Advanced Integration services exposed
and Advanced Integration service invoked by an SCA module. Configure
service monitoring in the administrative console and then use the
Service Monitor widget in Business Space to gather and analyze monitoring
data.
WebSphere Business Integration Adapters
WebSphere Business Integration Adapters consist of a collection
of software, Application Programming Interfaces (APIs), and tools
to enable applications to exchange business data through an integration
broker.
Application Scheduler
The Application Scheduler allows an administrator to create
and administer a schedule for starting or stopping IBM Business Process
Manager applications. It is available from the administrative console.
Application Scheduler entries can be created for any installed Business
Process Manager application.