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Webmethods Integration Server Administrator

The document provides an overview of the webMethods Integration Server Administrator, including how the server executes services, what the server administrator is used for, how to view log and package information, create ports, users and groups, and manage licensing. Key points covered include how the server authenticates clients, looks up and executes services, and returns results, as well as how the administrator allows configuration of server settings and is used to manage packages, ports, security, and licensing.

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Webmethods Integration Server Administrator

The document provides an overview of the webMethods Integration Server Administrator, including how the server executes services, what the server administrator is used for, how to view log and package information, create ports, users and groups, and manage licensing. Key points covered include how the server authenticates clients, looks up and executes services, and returns results, as well as how the administrator allows configuration of server settings and is used to manage packages, ports, security, and licensing.

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webMethods Integration Server Administrator

Agenda

• How Server Executes Services?


• What Is Server Administrator?
• Server Activities
• Log Information
• Managing Packages
• Creating Ports
• Creating Users and Groups
• Licensing
How Server Executes Services?

• Authenticates Client
• Creates session if one doesn’t exist already
• Determines content-type of the service request to prepare data
• Uses service name to look up the service
• Determines if the access to the service is controlled based on port
on which the request came in.
• Looks for ACLs for the service, Using ACL, determines if the client
is to be granted access.
• Adds an entry in audit logs to mark the start of the request
• Starts gathering service statistics
• Ends the gathering of server statistics for the service

• Adds an entry in the audit logs to mark end of the service

• Encodes the results as specified in the content-type

• Returns the result

• For each service under a flow service, it repeats the same.

• Checks if the results for the service are cashed, if they are, server
returns the cashed results. If they are not, the server invokes
service. If the service is a flow service which contains several
services, it invokes each service in the flow
What Is Server Administrator?

• The Server Administrator is an HTML-based utility used to configure


the way in which the server will send outbound requests, accept
inbound requests, expire sessions, and issue error messages.

• You can run the Server Administrator from any browser-equipped


workstation on your network.

- http://localhost:5555

- http://192.168.168.166:5555
Server Activities

Statistics : Displays information about session and thread activity.


Server Usage : Displays services that the server has
executed since it was last started.
Scheduler : Displays the list of scheduled services and remove
services from the schedule
View System Tasks
Create a Scheduler task
Log Information

• Audit - To view the most recent Audit Log entries


• Error - To view entries in the Error log entries
• Server - To view the contents of the Server Log entries
• Session - To view information in the server's Session Log
• Guaranteed Delivery - To view the inbound and
outbound transaction logs
Packages
• Management
Creating Ports

• The Integration Server listens for requests on ports that you specify.
Each port is associated with a specific type of protocol.HTTP, HTTPS,
e-mail, or FTP.
• Adding Ports
Creating/Removing Users
Creating/Removing Groups
Creating/Removing ACLs
Licensing Information
Editing Licensing key

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