Whenever a component (that is a broker,
User Name Server,
or
Configuration
Manager) starts, a basic component verification
runs automatically. This verification checks:
- Basic WebSphere MQ information
- DB2 information
- Registry information
- Setup verification
If an error is found the component does not start. All output from the
verification step is written to the component's JOBLOG.
You also need
to validate that the entire WebSphere
Event Broker system
you installed is running correctly; that is, there are no errors in the system
and that the system is performing as expected. This is especially important
where you are installing WebSphere
Event Broker for the
first time.
You should download and review WebSphere
Event Broker SupportPac
IP13.
This SupportPac provides:
- Tools to help test WebSphere
Event Broker flows running
on z/OS. These tools provide:
- Put and get user messages
- Measurement of the elapsed time
- CPU time used to process the messages
- Recommendations on the environment configuration.
- Recommendations on designing flows for evaluation, to reduce the need
for applications outside of the WebSphere
Event Broker environment.
- WebSphere
Event Broker flows, which allow you to compare
the throughput you achieve in your environment with that achieved at IBM.
Using the tools supplied in WebSphere
Event Broker SupportPac
IP13 can give suggestions as to why the results might be different.
Select the following link to access
WebSphere
Event Broker SupportPac
IP13 -
IP13.