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Such a repository may include information dealing with security domain information, either inherited from the WebSphere cell global security or customized for the node, represented by the parallelogram black labeled Local Security Domain. The second major component of this simplified architecture is the implementation of a JVM. It is represented in the diagram by a large parallelogram purple labeled Application Server.
Containers, on top of hosting instantiations of Java classes such as servlets and beans, that is, offering the runtime environment for those classes to execute, deal with security aspects of the execution. For instance, a Web Container may, given the appropriate settings, oversee that hosted resources only execute if the principal making the request has the required proof that entitles such principal of receiving the result of said request.
In the diagram, the arrow brown labeled SIB represents the bus. Finally, the other JVM components included in this simplified architecture are the administrative component and the JVM security mechanism. This mechanism will interact with the containers to ensure that security is propagated to the classes executing in the said containers. IBM is not an exception to this practice. In that article you will find out which Java specifications and application programming interfaces are implemented as well as the version each implements.
This information is presented in a neat table that helps you compare each specification and API version to earlier editions of the WebSphere Application Server product that is, 5. The main benefit of analyzing your WebSphere environment using this view is that it will provide you with the vocabulary to better understand the needs of application developers and architects and, equally important, to communicate back to them the special features the WebSphere environment may offer them as well as any possible restrictions imposed by security or other infrastructure characteristics.
An additional benefit provided by this view is that it offers alternatives to troubleshooting application-related issues, as you will become more familiar with which JVM components are being used as the runtime environment for a given enterprise application. Finally, the third view covered in this chapter is that of the WebSphere environment technology stack. In other words, this view presents which technologies from the operating system to the WebSphere Application product are involved, highlighting the aspects related to security.
This view is broken down into three categories, which are described in the following paragraphs. The stack and its categories are depicted in the diagram shown in the next sub-section. At the bottom of the stack, there are primitive technologies. The term primitive in this context does not carry the meaning of backward, but rather that of foundation technologies. In the following diagram, the rectangular bright green area located at the bottom of the stack represents the OS platform layer.
In this layer, the presence of the underlying operating system can be observed. In the end, it is the responsibility of the OS to provide the low-level resources needed by the WebSphere environment. Furthermore, it is also its responsibility to enforce any security policies required on such resources. Two of the more prominent OS components, as they relate to a WebSphere environment, are the file system and the networking infrastructure. Both the file systems and the networking infrastructure are handlers of special resources.
The next layer in this architecture is that of Java technology. In the previous diagram, the layer is represented by the rectangle teal in the middle of the stack. The layer is further broken down into three distinct groups among the Java stack. At the bottom sit the foundational bricks.
The JVM is the enabler whereas the Language Specification lays down basic and general rules that must be obeyed by the entities that will populate the JVM. The middle brick of this layer is that of Java 2 Security.
It includes more sophisticated rules that will enable entities in the JVM to achieve more complex behaviors in harmony with the rest of the inhabitants. Finally, at the top of this layer, there is the J2EE Security brick. It brings additional enablers to the JVM and rules that must be followed by the entities that populate these remote areas of the Java galaxy.
At the top of the technology stack, sits the WebSphere security layer. It builds upon the previous layers and brings on board open and proprietary security bricks to supplement the Java foundation. In other words, the WebSphere high-level security layer offers conduits using a number of technologies such as LTPA, Kerberos, and so on, that make the WebSphere environment more robust.
This layer is represented in the previous diagram by the rectangle maroon located at the top. In general, the number of technologies supported by this layer as well as the implementation version of such technologies is one of the aspects that make up each new WebSphere release.
One of the main benefits of the technology stack view is that it helps WebSphere practitioners involved in various roles to map the various technologies included in this stack to the functional blocks that make up the other two views. Some practitioners will benefit by selecting the most appropriate subset among the classes offered by the WebSphere environment to implement the required functionality. Other practitioners will benefit by integrating into the WebSphere environment the best infrastructure component that will help to enable a piece of functionality required by a hosted application.
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File Type. RAR file. WebSphere supports both. A resource adapter is analogous to a JDBC driver. Resource adapters and JDBC drivers are rarely created by application developers. In most cases, both types of software are built by vendors who sell products such as tools, servers, or integration software.
One or more application client modules. Additional JAR files are required by the application. Any combination of the above.
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