Prerequisites
Introducing RPM Web Services API
Introduction to Web Services
RPM Web Services API Overview
Compatible Development Platforms
RPM Web Services API – Server Installation
Supported Application Servers
Setting Up the RPM Web Services on WebSphere
Overview – Main Steps
Detailed Steps
1 - Installing WebSphere 5.1 or 6.0
2 - Starting the WebSphere Administrative Console
3 - Setting the WebSphere variables
4 - Creating the Authentication Aliases
5 - Creating the JDBC Providers
6 - Creating the Data Sources
7 - Deploying the EAR File
8 - Starting the RPMEAR Enterprise Application
9 - Optionally tune the RPM Web Services runtime parameters
Setting Up the RPM Web Services on WebSphere 6.1
Overview – Main Steps
Detailed Steps
1 - Installing WebSphere
2 - Starting the WebSphere Administrative Console
3 - Setting the WebSphere variables
4 - Creating the Authentication Aliases
5 - Creating the JDBC Providers
6 - Creating the Data Sources
7 - Configuring Variables
8 - Deploying the EAR File
9 - Starting the RPMEAR Enterprise Application
Setting Up the RPM Web Services on Weblogic
Overview - Main Steps
Detailed Steps
1- Install Weblogic
2- Create new configuration
3- Select a configuration template
4 - Create a domain with customized settings
5 - Configure the administration server
6 - Set the JDBC connection pools
7 - Skip configuring JDBC Multipools
8 - Configure JDBC Data Source
9 - Test the JDBC Connection Pools
10 - Save the default template settings for JMS
11 - Configure Administrative Username and Password
12 - Create Weblogic configuration
Setting Up the RPM Web Services on Oracle Application Server 10.1.3.0.0
Overview - Main Steps
Detailed Steps
1- Install Oracle Application Server
2- Deploy the RPM Web Services API .war file
3- Create and associate a new Data Source for the RPM Web Services application
4 - Test the detabase connection
5 - Tune the RPM Web Services API runtime variables
RPM Web Services API Deployment
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Setting Up the RPM Web Services on Apache Tomcat
Overview – Main Steps
Detailed Steps
1 - Installing the Sun Java SDK
2 - Installing Apache Tomcat
3 - Editing the Deployment File rpm.xml
4 - Running the Tomcat Manager
RPM Web Services Configuration
RPM Web Services API – Client Installation
Getting the WSDL Files
Generating the API from the WSDL
Java Environments
Microsoft Visual Studio .NET Environments
Code Samples
RPM Web Services API – Concepts
Session IDs
Checkin and Checkout
Scoping
XPaths
Calendars and Time Zones
Communications
Concurrency
Transactions
Interfaces and Methods
Document Transfer
Error Handling
Performance Recommendations
Security
Workflow
Microsoft Web Services library version 1.1