Test 000-608: IBM WebSphere Process Server V7.0, Deployment

Course title: Administration of IBM WebSphere Process Server V7
Course duration: 5.0 days
Course number: WB722
Alternative Option - Instructor-Led Online Course: VB722: Administration of IBM WebSphere Process Server V7
Abstract: Please also see alternative option ZB722 (listed under "Online Courses").

This five-day instructor-led introductory course teaches students the skills they need to install, configure, and administer IBM WebSphere Process Server for Multiplatforms V7, a high-performance business engine at the heart of business process management (BPM) and service-oriented architecture (SOA).

This course covers how to install IBM WebSphere Process Server V7 in a network deployment environment. Students learn about the various deployment topologies available for IBM WebSphere Process Server, as well as the deployment options for various WebSphere Process Server components. This course also teaches students about the selection criteria for choosing an appropriate deployment topology.

Note:

• this course (incl. student notebook and student exercises) fully covers test objectve 1A, 1B, 2C, 2E, 3B, 3G, 5G, 6B
• this course (incl. student notebook and student exercises) partially covers test objectves 1C, 1D, 2A, 2B, 3A, 3D, 3E, 4A, 4B, 4E, 5A, 5B, 5E, 5F, 6D, 7A

Course title: ZB722: Administration of IBM WebSphere Process Server V7 (Self-paced)
Course duration: varies
Course number: ZB722
Abstract: Please see alternative options WB722 and VB722.

• *WebSphere Business Process Management and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus V7 Performance Tuning (Chapter 3)

Publication number: REDP-4664-00

• *WebSphere Business Process Management V7 Production Topologies (Chapters 2 & 5)

Publication number: SG24-7854-00

developerWorks

• *Exception handling in WebSphere Process Server and WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus (Topic: Failed Event Manager processing)

• *IBM WebSphere Developer Technical Journal: Web services security with WebSphere Application Server V6 -- Part 2 (Section: Introduction)

• *Team development and artifact management in WebSphere Integration Developer v6.2 (Section: General recommendations when working in a team environment)

• *Tool: WebSphere Adapter Toolkit V6.2

• Case study: Tuning WebSphere Application Server V7 for performance

• What's new in WebSphere Process Server Version 7 (Section: SOA Core)

IBM WebSphere Process Server Information Center

• IBM WebSphere Process Server V7.0 Information Center

• *Administering business processes and human tasks (sublinks not required)

• *Administering the store-and-forward feature

• *An activity has stopped because of an unhandled fault (Message: CWWBE0057I)

• *Application Scheduler settings

• *Assigning users to roles

• *Automating business-level application configurations using wsadmin scripting

• *Business Flow Manager settings

• *Business Rules and Selectors Auditing

• *Changing the default message digest algorithm for the installver_wbi command-line utility

• *Changing the store-and-forward state

• *Common Event Infrastructure Destination

• *Comparing specific file and component checksums

• *Computing a new baseline checksum for an inventory of configured files

• *configEventServiceDB2DB command

• *Configuring all REST services on the administrative console (sublinks not required)

• *Configuring Common Event Infrastructure (sublinks not required)

• *Configuring event messaging using an external JMS provider

• *Configuring WebSphere Process Server to use Tivoli Access Manager as the user account repository

• *Considerations for selecting a topology

• *Creating end-to-end security

• *Creating, modifying, and deleting configuration objects using one properties file

• *Custom PMI API

• *Deleting process templates that are no longer valid

• *Deployment options

• *Dynamic modification of process instances at runtime

• *Enabling Business Space widgets to work with multiple endpoints

• *Event sequencing declarations for components

• *Event sequencing with export bindings

• *Excluding files from a checksum comparison

• *Failed sequenced events

• *Federated repositories

• *Getting performance data from request metrics (sublinks not required)

• *How business process and human task applications are installed in a network deployment environment

• *How the store-and-forward feature works (sublinks required)

• *IBM Support Assistant

• *Installation and profile creation log files

• *Installing business process and human task applications interactively

• *installver_wbi command-line utility

• *Invoking a synchronous subprocess in another EAR file fails

• *Life cycle management of subprocesses

• *Managing failed events (sublinks not required)

• *Monitoring performance using Performance Monitoring Infrastructure (sublinks not required)

• *Parallel paths are sequentialized

• *Peer recovery

• *Planning the BPEDB database

• *Recovery from infrastructure failures

• *Recovery: First steps

• *REST API: The URL is not configured correctly

• *Runtime migration tools reference

• *Runtime premigration checklist

• *Searching business rule groups

• *Security roles (sublinks not required)

• *Service Integration Bus Browser

• *Specifying the events to view

• *Topologies and deployment environment patterns (sublinks not required)

• *Troubleshooting a silent installation

• *Troubleshooting Service Component Architecture processing and call chains

• *Troubleshooting the Common Base Event browser

• *Troubleshooting the uninstallation of business process and human task applications

• *Use case: recovering data from failed events

• *Verifying the product installation (sublinks not required)

• *WebSphere Process Server Hypervisor Edition (sublinks not required)

• *Why you want to use the performance advisors

• Architectural overview of WebSphere Process Server (sublinks not required)

• Business Process Choreographer database configurations

• Business Space access levels

• Changing the configured logging infrastructure, using the administrative console

• Choosing your deployment environment pattern

• CommonDB database configurations

• Component-specific database configurations (sublinks not required)

• Configuring Business Space database tables

• Configuring Business Space for network deployment environments (sublinks not required)

• Configuring Lightweight Directory Access Protocol in a federated repository configuration (sublinks not required)

• Configuring the relationship service

• Creating an installable EAR file using serviceDeploy

• Enabling monitoring of business process and human task events

• Human Task Management widgets

• Installing the business rules manager using the administrative console

• Installing the software

• Jumping activities

• Mediation flow

• Migrating process instances using Business Process Choreographer Explorer

• Planning the topology, setup, and configuration path

• Planning to use the administrative console's deployment environment wizard

• Product family overview

• Service integration buses for WebSphere Process Server (sublinks not required)

• Silently installing WebSphere Process Server

• Skipping activities

• Troubleshooting JMS bindings

• Troubleshooting the failed event manager

• Tuning microflows

• Tutorial: Relationship manager administration (sublinks not required)

• Uninstalling business process and human task applications, using the administrative console

• Using the administrative console's Business Process Choreographer configuration page

• Using the bpeconfig.jacl script to configure Business Process Choreographer (sublinks not required)

• Using the command line to change how applications interact with bus members

• Verifying that Business Process Choreographer works

• Working with events (sublinks not required)

Other

• *By-reference sharing of Java binaries, XML schemas, and interface definitions in WebSphere Process Server (using Shared Libraries)

• *Customize System REST Services Context Root: /rest

• *CWWBV0002E and exceptions generated when multiple shared libraries contain the same WSDL file

• *IBM WebSphere Process Server, and IBM WebSphere Enterprise Service Bus, Version 7.0.0, hardware and software requirements - AIX on POWER

• *MustGather: Performance, hang, or high CPU issues on AIX

• *Using WebSphere Process Server operational architecture to design your applications: Part 2: Implementation: SCA runtime, Business Process Choreographer, and supporting services (Topic: Common Event Infrastructure)

• *WebSphere Application Server Load Balancer Administration Guide V6.0.2 (Chapter 1)

• Choosing the right configuration for WebSphere Process Server Version 6.0.2 (Page 12)

Other IBM Information Centers

• *Administrative roles

• *Changing HTTP import bindings

• *Considerations when versioning

• *Key features of JMS bindings

• *Logging and tracing messages

• *Overview of WebSphere Adapter for Flat Files (sublinks not required)

• *Setting up a local Web server

• *Store-and-forward in a clustered environment

• *Tivoli Performance Viewer summary report types

• *Using the cross-component trace

• *Using TPROF data to aid in debugging high CPU and performance degradation issues for an AIX JVM

• *What is new in this release

• Configuring all REST services on the administrative console (sublinks not required)

• Configuring Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) as the user registry

• Enabling event sequencing: JMS exports

• Message reliability levels - JMS delivery mode and service integration quality of service

• Module Health

• Modules

• Product overview (sublinks not required)

• Topology patterns and supported BPM product features

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