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2. Where can I find WebSphere configuration files? - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/2687366

   • variables.xml Contains node level WebSphere variables. SERVER-scope • resources.xml Contains the configuration of resources, such as, JDBC, JMS, JavaMail, and URL end points at server scope • server.xml Contains application server configuration data • variables.xml Contains server level variables

3. How to know the url of installed application on websphere

   stackoverflow.com/questions/17526581

   The remainder of the URL can be looked up and configured under Applications -> Application Types -> WebSphere enterprise applications -> (your application name) -> Context Root For Web Modules (in the Web Module Properties section). I followed exactly. WS says its installed and working. I can see other app on port 9080.

4. What is the difference between application server and web server?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/936197

   The web server is a server that serves static web pages to users via HTTP requests. The application server is a server that hosts the business logic for a system. It often hosts both long-running/batch processes and/or interop services not meant for human consumption (REST/JSON services, SOAP, RPC, etc).

5. Configuring log4j under WebSphere Application Server

   stackoverflow.com/questions/34713599

   Note the missing log4j.appender.FILE.File File from our log4j.properties, This is configured art WAS level via Application Servers -> MyServer -> Logging and tracing -> JVM Logs with the file name set as below:

6. How do you connect an eclipse to a WebSphere Application server...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/9028984

   Navigate to the application server's Debugging Service: Servers > Server Types > WebSphere application servers > [serverName] > Debugging Service; Check the "Enable service at server startup" checkbox; Add/modify the "JVM debug port" if necessary (the port must not already be in use on the server)

7. Getting a 500 NullPointerException in Websphere - Stack Overflow

   stackoverflow.com/questions/28748960

   Turns out that specific websphere has its native JAX-RS implementation disabled so somehow because of that it was responding a null pointer. The workaround was to use jersey 1.18 as JAX-RS implementation in my project instead the native ibm wink, and now it works like a charm.

8. How to configure Classpath in Websphere application server?

   stackoverflow.com/questions/2447706

   If it is a web application, then WEB-INF/lib is the best location. If it used by EJB components then place the log4j as a utility jar in the EAR. Alternatively, create a Shared Library and associate the shared library to your application. Another choice would be to associate the shared library to your server (instead of the application) in ...

9. What is the difference between IBM HTTP Server vs Wepsphere...

   stackoverflow.com/questions/19299798

   IBM® WebSphere® Application Server offers options for a faster, more flexible Java application server runtime environment with enhanced reliability and resiliency. It supports single server environments and medium-sized configurations, as well as dynamic web applications requiring web tier clustering over multiple application server instances.

10. A WebGroup/Virtual Host to handle / has not been defined

    stackoverflow.com/questions/19357822

    5. Try the following: -Access the WebSphere Application Server Administrative Console. -go to Applications -> Applications Types -> Websphere Enterprise Applications. -choose WC module from main screen. -then go to Virtual Hosts. -most cases the "WC_default_host" will be defined for all sub modules, make sure of that, if that is the case and ...

11. java - What needs to be done to add a project to a Websphere...

    stackoverflow.com/questions/13828005

    I get a dialog saying "There are no resources that can be added or removed from the server." I CAN add my project to a Tomcat server or a "WebSphere Application Server V8.5 Liberty Profile" (I need to use the "real" WebSphere for a host of reasons beyond the scope of this question - Liberty isn't good enough).