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Lee Feder
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Hello all,
I'm trying to set up WAS v3.5 Standard Edition on an AS/400. It was already installed as part of OS400 v4r5 so I haven't loaded anything myself.
My first problem is I can't find the CD with the Administerative Console. Does anyone know which CD it comes on?
My second question is how the blazes do I start WAS? I've read the IBM web based installation docs. It tells me to start subsystem QEJB/QEJBSBS. However there is no QEJB library on my AS/400.
Have I missed something?
I can't believe how painful this is.
Hopefully someone out there can help...
 
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Long time since I worked on OS/400(last time is V4R4), so I am not that updated yet.
But first of all, you can access www.redbooks.ibm.com find bunch of redbooks on WAS on iSeries(OS/400).
Second, I think WAS3.5 SE is managed via browser? Or you can download the adminclient dynamically after your websphere is started?
You mean you cannot find the QEJB library on OS/400? You may look them up under "/" filesystem. I don't think they are part of the QSYS file system.
You can verify your installation with wrklicpgm?
Hope it helps a little bit, btw my first EJB product experience is Tangeh on OS/400(before it is acquired by BEA) 2-3 years ago...

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Hi Lee,
First of all u cannot of course view the admin console on the as400 terminal.
u have to install the admin console on an NT machine and mention the was on the as 400 as a repository
Remember to have the same version of the app server and fixpack on the NT machine.

SPECIALIST-WCSV5.1 Implementation.<br />SYSTEMS EXPERT-WAS4.0 Administration

 
Lee Feder
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This is going to sound really dumb and I fully accept any slaps in the head anyone wants to give me.
It turns out that only Websphere version 1 is installed on the AS/400 so no wonder it wouldn't start.
Sorry to have wasted your time.
I read that Websphere Standard Edition 3.5 was a free license program option on v4r5. I didn't realise it had to be ordered separately.
Is this option really free? I can't believe IBM just gives things like this away.
Has anyone else got 3.5 this way?
Cheers,
Lee.
 
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Standard Edition is just a Servlet/JSP engine, so it could be free. Enjoy it!

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