July 2004
Intermediate to advanced
446 pages
10h 34m
English
book
Implementing and Administering WebSphere Business Integration Server V4.2.2
by Geert Van de Putte, Andreas Eggenschwiler, Alicia Harvey, Manuel Carlos Rodriguez Alvarez-Querol, Satyavani Suryadevara, Francois van der Merwe
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Chapter 10. Operational aspects of a WebSphere Business Integration Server implementation 371
correct, start the application server called server1 to operate the Administrative
Console. However, you can use this application to manage other servers,
including the ICSMonitor server, which is part of the InterChange Server.
To solve problems related to WebSphere Application Server, the server logs are
the first place to look. These server logs are accessible via the Administrative
Console, but usually people prefer to open the log files directly if they have
access to the server that hosts WebSphere Application Server. These log files
are located at:
\WebSphere\Application Server\logs\<server name>
Two files are important: SystemOut.txt and SystemError ...
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