WebSphere Connectors in the MyEclipse

1. WebSphere Project Deployment

MyEclipse supports WebSphere with advanced WebSphere Project management deployment and application server control capabilities. The project deployment and the control of the WebSphere server are the same as any other MyEclipse application server connection. However, WebSphere connectors have some additional features.

Note : WebSphere support requires myeclipse blue or bling subscription.

2. WebSphere Service connector

When you set up a WebSphere connector, you add a WebSphere instance, and then you can use the server configuration Editor to further change the configuration. See the Using MyEclipse Application servers general steps to configure and use the service connector. The differences in WebSphere are shown in the following sections.

2.1 websphere-specific JRE

When you select a configured JRE, MyEclipse identifies and configures the JDK as part of your WebSphere installation.

Run-time configuration

When you configure a WebSphere Connector, the wizard gives you a page to select a profile from the list into your installation folder and enter a security certificate (if security is enabled), so myeclipse can connect to the configuration file.

Add a server instance2.2 Other connector configurations

When you set up a WebSphere connector, you add a WebSphere instance, and then you can use the Service configuration Editor to further change the configuration.

(1) In the server view, double-click the server to open the Service configuration Editor.

WebSphere Service Configuration Editor

(2) in the Advanced publishing settings, you can change the deployment mode. See each description of deployment modes.

(3) To set the server's startup configuration, such as parameters and Classpath settings, click Open Launch Configuration link.

Launch Configuration Properties3. Cloning a WebSphere server configuration

From the server view, you can create a configuration archive (CAR) file to clone the application server from one WebSphere instance to another. Configuration files can be exported and imported for WebSphere6.0 and above. For best results, the archive should be imported into a new configuration file.

Export and import profiles save an archive file on a menu4. Deployment Project

See the Using MyEclipse Application servers deployment project for more information. Here are some things to keep in mind about deploying a specific websphere.

• When a project is added, the WebSphere server can be either running or stopped, unless the WebSphere deployment mode is set to In-workspace, which requires the server to be run to stop. Please refer to deployment modes for more information.
• When you use In-workspace mode, the explode and encapsulate deployment options are not available.
• The Add/Remove tool automatically deploys your project to WebSphere without having to load the management console. Additionally, if you want to check it, WebSphere records the deployment process into the console view.

To view the deployment log, click the drop-down arrow on the Server View toolbar to select a WebSphere deployment.

Note the last line of the log important line: application installed successfully.

Application deployment Logs in the console view

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WebSphere Connectors in the MyEclipse