How to Create Profile for WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5

 

What is a Profile?

Profiles are nothing but a specific runtime environment that operates within a particular instance of JVM, It makes a separate and unique runtime environment for each Java Enterprise Edition (J2EE) application.

 

There are two way of Profile Creation for WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

•                   Typical Profile Creation
•                   Advance Profile Creation

 

In this Post we are going to discuss about Typical Profile Creation for WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

What is Typical Profile Creation?

It is an Application Server Profile that uses Default configuration settings. The Profile Management Tool assigns unique names to the profile ,node and host. The tool also assigns the unique port value.

We will check now how we can create Typical Profile in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

Prerequisite:

           IBM RAD 7.5 installed in his/her machine.

         One should have already created the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

Step1: Open IBM RAD 7.5 ,You will able to get Window tab as shown in the screen shot below:

•                  Go to Window->Preferences

 

Step3: One Window will pop-up

   

 

Step4: Go to Server-> WebSphere Application Server in preferences list as shown in the screen shot below:

•              Click Run Profile Management Tool

Step5: One Window will pop-up named as Profile Management Tool.

                 Click Create button to Create New Profile.

 

Step6: One Window will pop-up as shown in the screen shot below:

               Click Next.

 

Step7: Select Application Server as Environments. Click Next.

 

Step8: Select Typical Profile Creation Option , Click Next.

 

Step9: Uncheck the Enable Administrative Security checkbox, if you don’t want any enable security for logging in to the Administrative tool. 

                Click Next 

 

Step10: Click Create.

Step11: You will able to see the Progress for Typical Profile Creation.

 
Step12: Click Finish

A Typical Profile in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost has been created for your project as shown in the screen below:

 
The creation of profile in Typical way is same for WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in RAD 6.0,RAD 7.0 and RAD 8.0.

How to Delete Project in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD

In the previous post we learnt about how to Add  project in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5

Check below how to Delete WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

 

Step1: Right click on the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost that you have already created.

        You will get one Pop-Up.

        Select the Add and Remove Projects… option as shown in the screen shot below:

Step2: One Window will pop-up as shown in the below screen .

Select the project you want to Delete/remove from WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost  ,click Remove

 

 

Step3: The project should removed as show in the screen below.

        Click Finish

Step4: You will get your added project has been removed in the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost as shown in the below screen.

The Deletion of Project in the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost is Same for RAD 6.0,RAD 7.0 and RAD 8.0.

How to ADD Project in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD

 

In this post we are going to learn about Adding Project in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

 

Prerequisite : One should have already created the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5

Let us check how to ADD project in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

 

Step1: Right click on the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost that you have already created.

               You will get one Pop-Up.

               Select the Add and Remove Projects… option as shown in the screen shot below:

Step2: One Window will pop-up as shown in the below screen .

              

               Select the project you want to Add

•                     click the Add button.

Step3: The project should added as shown below in the screen.

                 Click Finish

Step4: You will get your added project in the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost as shown in the below screen.

 

 

You can Add project in WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost with the help of same steps in all the other versions of IBM RAD i.e. RAD 6.0,RAD 7.0 and RAD 8.0.

How to Delete WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

 

In the previous post we learnt about creating WebSphere Application Server v6.1@ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

Let us check how to Delete WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

Step1: Right click on the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @localhost that you have already created.

• You will get one Pop-Up.
• Select the Delete option as shown in the screen shot below:

 

Step2: One window will POP-Up with a message ”Are you sure you want to delete WebSphere Application Server v6.1@localhost” .

• Click OK

Now you’ve successfully deleted the WebSphere Application Server v6.1 at localhost IBM RAD 7.5.

The deletion of WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost is same in all the other versions of IBM RAD i.e. RAD 6.0,RAD 7.0 and RAD 8.0.

How to Create WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ Localhost in IBM RAD

What is an Application Server?

An Application server is a Software Program that supports and efficiently executes the procedures, functions, routines, subroutines, subprograms and scripts that are used in the development of an application. It is a Software Framework having support for application’s GUI, Business Logic, Database server etc. Common examples are: 

Application servers for Java Development:

• WebSphere Application Server(IBM)
• JBoss (Red Hat)
• WebLogic Server (Oracle)

What is Localhost?

Localhost means address of the current computer system. Localhost is a reserved domain name. if you want to find the IP address of your localhost; go to command prompt (Windows + R, write cmd) & type ipconfig. Press enter.

What is RAD?

Rational Application Developer is an integrated development environment(IDE) that contains specialized wizards, editors, and validators for a variety of technologies: helps Java developers rapidly design, develop, assemble, test, profile and deploy high quality Java/Java EE, Portal, Web/Web 2.0, OSGi, Web services and SOA applications.

RAD Versions and Releases:

In 2003, IBM acquired Rational Software and a year later launched Rational Application Developer version 6.0 (RAD 6.0). Subsequently they launched:

• RAD 7.0
• RAD 7.5
• RAD 8.0

The latest version of Rational Application Developer is Version 8.0, which was released in August 2010.

To know more about versions & releases visit Wikipedia IBM Rational Application Developer

Let us check how we can create Websphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5

Prerequisite: IBM RAD 7.5 installed.

Step1: Open IBM RAD 7.5

Launch Websphere RAD. You may find the following screen of RAD (IDE) after the initial introductory page.

Step2: Right click at Lower section as seen in the following Screen Shot:

• You may find tabs NEW-Server as shown below.
•  Click on Server.
• A window may Pop-Up.

Step3: Select the Application Server as WebSphere Application Server v6.1 and click on Next Button. Check the Server Host Name, it should be localhost.

Step4: Select the webSphere Profile Name. Click Next.

Step5: Click Next.

Step6: Click Finish.

If everything goes fine, Perhaps you’ve created your 1st WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost in IBM RAD 7.5.

The creation of WebSphere Application Server v6.1 @ localhost is same in all the other versions of IBM RAD i.e. RAD 6.0,RAD 7.0 and RAD 8.0.

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