Audience
This course is designed for system administrators who need to install, configure and maintain systems using WebSphere Process Server v7 (the course is also available at v6.x if required).
Prerequisites
Delegates should have a good understanding of the basic administration aspects of WebSphere Application Server v7. Attending our WebSphere Application Server v7 Installation, Configuration and Maintenance course would provide the ideal background.
Duration
5 days. Hands on.
This course is available on site only. Please call for details.
Course Objectives
This course teaches the basics of the administration and deployment of business processes and service-based applications in IBM WebSphere Process Server v7. It provides systems administrators, solutions administrators, and operators with the skills they need to install, configure, and manage WebSphere Process Server applications and to troubleshoot common problems.
After completing this course delegates should be able to:
- Install and configure WebSphere Process Server.
- Install, configure and manage business processes and service-based applications.
- Query the status of an individual execution of a business process.
- Manage Human Tasks and Business Rules.
- Compensate for unexpected process errors.
- Use various troubleshooting tools and techniques to diagnose problems.
- Control the routing and transformation of service requests.
- Configure messaging resources required for WebSphere Process Server.
- Improve the performance of WebSphere Process Server.
- Create a clustered Process Server environment.
Course Content
Overview of WebSphere Process Server.
Installing and Configuring WebSphere Process Server.
Installing Business Process Applications.
Business Process Choreography.
Problem Determination and Resolution.
Connectivity and Transformation Options.
Integration with WebSphere Service Registry and Repository (WSRR).
Administering the Messaging Infrastructure.
Using Human Tasks and Business Rules.
Performance Monitoring and Tuning.
Security.
Business Monitoring with Common Event Infrastructure and WebSphere Business Monitor.
Clustering WebSphere Process Server.